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Wyden faces questions on wildfire funding, Iran war intelligence and party divides (opens the original)
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by Brandon Kamerman, Kendall Bartley & KVAL.com Staff EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon Senator Ron Wyden visited our studios as congress is on its August recess. Here are some of the questions we posed to Senator Wyden: Senator, you've said these are “not your grandfather's fires.” Oregon is now experiencing the worst wildfire season on record, with more than two million acres burned, and the estimated cost of fighting these fires is already exceeding what the state budgeted for the entire 2025–2027 bienni
Anthony Tyrell sentenced to 75 months for Cottage Grove woman's death after plea deal (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — Anthony Wesley Tyrell has been sentenced to more than six years in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the death of Rozaleena Rasmussen. Tyrell was originally charged with murder in the case, but the charge was reduced to manslaughter as part of a plea agreement negotiated with the Lane County District Attorney’s Office. Lane County District Attorney Christopher Parosa said Rasmussen’s family was aware of the plea negotiations. Anthony Tyrell sentenced to
Oregon Sen. Christine Drazan targets Kotek, calls state policies anti-business (opens the original)
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Drazan visited the station’s studio last week, where she said Oregonians are less concerned about paying taxes than they are about what they get in return. (SBG) EUGENE, Ore. — State Sen. Christine Drazan, who is campaigning to unseat Gov. Tina Kotek, said she would focus on how Oregon spends tax dollars and criticized what she called the state’s anti-business policies, including high taxes and over-regulation. Drazan visited the station’s studio last week, where she said Oregonians are less con
100 years later: 'The General' holds its mark on Cottage Grove (opens the original)
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COTTAGE GROVE, OR — A century ago, movie star Buster Keaton went searching for a place to film an ambitious Civil War-era comedy. After his plans to shoot near the story’s historical setting in Georgia fell through, the performer known as “The Great Stone Face” found what he needed thousands of miles away in a small Oregon timber community. In 1926, Keaton transformed Cottage Grove into Marietta, Georgia, for the filming of 'The General.' The town did not have the Civil War history, but it did h
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