Complaint: Oregon Girls' HS Sports Not Equal

06/29/11 Nearly 100 Oregon high schools, including four in Central Oregon, have been listed in a federal complaint claiming that school districts have failed to provide high school girls with equal opportunities to play sports, The Oregonian reported Tuesday.

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Bend Fatal Hit-And-Run Plea Postponed

06/28/11 The scheduled plea hearing for Bret Biedscheid, charged with criminally negligent homicide and felony hit-and-run in a Third Street crash in January, has been postponed until July.

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Basketball: Kirwan, Miller shine as 'Stars'

06/21/11 The recent graduates from Glencoe and Century high schools, respectively, take part in the OACA All-Star Series.

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Springfield Man Gets 8 Months For Deer Poaching

06/20/11 A Springfield man has been sentenced to eight months in prison for his role in what Oregon State Police have called the largest deer poaching case in state history.

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Deschutes County Sheriff Looking For Llama's Owner

06/20/11 The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office is looking for the owner of "Bahama the llama."

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Underclassmen honored for outstanding participation

06/09/11 Paramus Catholic High School honored numerous students from Teaneck during its annual Underclassmen Awards Ceremony, which was held in the Paramus Catholic auditorium on Thursday, May 26, 2011.

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Blaze destroys playground equipment in Cocoa park

06/09/11 The Division of State Fire Marshal is looking into the cause of a blaze that destroyed playground equipment Wednesday afternoon at a Cocoa park.

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G-Braves Double up Toledo, 10-5

06/08/11 The Gwinnett Braves defeated the Toledo Mud Hens by a score of 10-5 at Fifth Third Field in Toledo, OH on Wednesday night. RHP Todd Redmond earned the win for the ball club, improving his record to 4-6.

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IBM connects dots for smarter buildings

06/08/11 IBM introduces Intelligent Building Manager software, which makes buildings more energy efficient by analyzing data from office cubes, HVAC systems, and other building hardware.

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Nunn, Winston-Salem shut out Post 8

06/08/11 WINSTON-SALEM | Lexington-Davidson got almost as many hits as Winston-Salem in their Area III Northern Division game Wednesday night at Mount Tabor's Carl R. Sapp Field.

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Ore. Lawmakers Preserve Targeted Janitor Jobs

05/28/11 Oregon lawmakers have reinstated dozens of custodial jobs in the Capitol Mall area that had been targeted for elimination under Gov. John Kitzhaber's proposed budget.

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THOUGHTS: 15 candidates to replace Ballmer as Microsoft CEO

05/28/11 Hedge-fund muckety-muck David Einhorn ignited a firestorm when he called on Microsoft to oust its long-time CEO Steve Ballmer. Though Microsoft's Board of Directors has publicly expressed support for Ballmer, that hasn't prevented industry pundits from speculating about who might make a suitable replacement. Here at PCWorld, we've given the issue serious thought, and come up with a list of our ...

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Bautista Blasts His Way Into Jays' Records

05/28/11 Jose Bautista blasted his way into the Toronto Blue Jays record books Saturday afternoon, reaching the 20-homer plateau faster than any player in franchise history.

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Bruins' Horton Fined Over Squirting Fan

05/28/11 Nathan Horton was assessed an undisclosed fine by the NHL following an incident with a water bottle and a Tampa Bay fan, according to Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli.

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Mustangs' comeback against Richland falls short, team places fourth at state | Prep Baseball

05/28/11 Playing in the 3rd/4th place consolation final at Cheney Stadium on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the Redmond High baseball team battled back from a early deficit to fall just short to the Richland Bombers, 9-7.

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THE 3-MINUTE INTERVIEW: Capt. Ranjini Danaraj

05/28/11 In the past decade, Danaraj has deployed to the Middle East four times, with stints in Afghanistan and Iraq -- most recently to Iraq last year as a company commander with the 66th Military Police Company. The two-time Bronze Medal recipient is also pursuing her second master's degree at Georgetown University. Were you always interested in joining the Army? Growing up in Redmond, Wash., there was ...

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Catawba, Newton-Conover schools push ahead with dress codes

05/28/11 Two school districts in Catawba County are looking to expand their dress codes to other schools. One of the districts, Newton-Conover City Schools, has successfully implemented it in its middle school with the school embracing it. The other system, Hickory Public Schools, has struggled more. At the high schools, where the standardized dress code has been in place for three years, many students ...

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Gwinnett, Buffalo Split Saturday Doubleheader

05/28/11 The Gwinnett Braves and Buffalo Bisons split an afternoon doubleheader at Coca-Cola Field, In Buffalo, NY The Braves (25-22) win game one, 6-1, for their third win in a row.

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PREMIER LEAGUE: Birmingham relegated to the Championship after Tottenham loss

05/22/11 Tottenham Tottenham earned a late winner in the 2-1 defeat of Birmingham and condemned the Blues to Championship football next season. Roman Pavlyuchenko opened the scoring for Spurs just after the break but when Craig Gardner equalised other results seemed to be mean the Blues would be safe. But Wolves ' second goal in their 3-2 defeat at home to Blackburn put City back in the bottom three on ...

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05/22/11 Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 sold 1.6 million units in the first quarter of 2011, according to Gartner. Though this represents only "modest sales," Nokia's support for the new smartphone OS will help it move forward in the future, the research firm adds.

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