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A bipartisan group of congress members introduced legislation Tuesday to encourage the development of biomass technology. Full Story »

The Portland Trail Blazers’ injured list continues to grow as yet another key player has surgery. Full Story »

This week's cold snap has put Eastern Washington into below zero at times. The low temps can be risky for wine grape growers but some have been waiting for just this kind of cold. Full Story »

Northwest tribal leaders are happy that a 13-year lawsuit over federal management of Indian trust land has finally been settled. Full Story »

Great cops and loving parents. That's how four murdered Lakewood police officers were remembered Tuesday at a service. Full Story »

The Obama Administration announced a $3.4 billion legal settlement with Native Americans and tribes Tuesday. Full Story »

We're getting some idea of about why the head of Oregon's public safety academy resigned.  Full Story »

University of Oregon head football coach Chip Kelly has been named Pac-10 Coach of the Year. It's no surprise since the Ducks won the league and are going to the Rose Bowl. Full Story »

Tuesday is a day of morning in Washington. 20,000 people are expected to gather at the Tacoma Dome to remember four murdered officers from the Lakewood Police Department. Full Story »

Some 20,000 mourners are expected at Monday's memorial for four murdered Lakewood  police officers. Meanwhile, efforts continue to raise enough money to pay for college for all nine of the officers' children. Full Story »

Oregonian newspaper editor, Sandra Rowe, announced  Monday that she is leaving at the end of the year. Full Story »

A soldier with relatives in Vancouver, Washington is believed to be among the latest Army casualties in Afghanistan. Full Story »

The winter cold is something many have been worrying about – what with the record levels of homelessness. Over the weekend, the city of Bend declared a state of emergency. Full Story »

A former Oregon Guardsman has avoided a prison term, after a jury found PTSD drove him to murder. He's been sentenced to the custody of state psychiatrists. Full Story »

Viva Las Vegas is the Midwestern daughter of a preacher father and a teacher mother.  She has a degree in Anthropology from a prestigious Northeastern college.  But she strips, and she loves it. Full Story »

Scientists can get the thrill of a lifetime if they discover a new species. But after a retired micro-biologist discovered invasive snails near the Washington state capital, biologists are alarmed, not excited. Full Story »

Five environmental groups sued the U.S. Forest Service Monday to stop the construction of a new trail through the Oregon Dunes. Full Story »

The cold weather means more Oregonians are using their fireplaces to stay warm. But fire officials warn of the risks that go along with that. Full Story »

A soldier from Oregon pled guilty Monday to stealing almost $700,000 from the government while on deployment in Iraq. Full Story »

Oregon gubernatorial candidate Bill Sizemore says he'll represent himself in what he hopes is a quick trial on tax evasion charges.  The initiative activist was arraigned on three felony counts Monday. Full Story »

Every December, the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department pitches a discounted annual pass to the state parks. Full Story »

Bend's largest bank will ask shareholders Monday to dilute their shares in an effort to stabilize the bank. Full Story »

Key staffers with a powerful federal agency paid a rare visit to a handful of small Oregon communities recently. Full Story »

The first television ads for January's tax election in Oregon have hit the airwaves.  Full Story »

  If you've visited YouTube lately, you might be among the three-million people who've watched a bunch of hospital employees dance around wearing pink examination gloves. Full Story »