May 22, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Biologists capture proof of breeding wolverines
• Body recovered from Rogue River
• Coach ousted after escorting boy to prom
• Correction
• E. coli cases renew calls for raw milk prohibition
• Four Bend men arrested for poaching
• Husband suspected in Hillsboro slaying
• Jackson sheriff seeking coin thief
• Jobless rates unchanged
• Madras chase ends with arrest
• Making 'cookies' for critters' health
• Man dies during North Bend standoff
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log
• Pacific Power warns of scams
• Pedestrian bridge part of Gold Hill bike trail project
• Portland-area teachers strike after talks fail
• Proposed budget targets midlevel officials
• Redmond teen critical after shock near Culver
• Seed firm closes White City facility
• Small fire breaks out on roof of Bend Walmart
• Stabbing suspect ruled too dangerous for release in ‘09
• Tuppence saved
• Union sheriff renews contract with city
• Warrant issued after Sawyer misses court date
• Washington search and rescue team records Teen’s recovery
• Well shot!
• Work to close bridge in Bend

BUSINESS

• Bachelor's future is now up for comment
• Business Calendar
• China’s premier open to economic stimulus
• Company serving as both publisher and platform
• Europe offers Google an antitrust ultimatum
• Facebook stock dives more than 10 percent in 2nd day of trading
• Former California appraiser jailed in Beaverton
• Insider trading trial begins
• Jobless rates unchanged
• Making 'cookies' for critters' health
• Metal parts manufacturer buys California aerospace firms
• News of Record: Deeds
• Warrant issued after Sawyer misses court date

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Brodeur, Devils show some fight
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Drama returns to the Indy 500
• Fencing
• Football
• Gymnastics
• IOC set to pick finalists for 2020 Summer Games
• Man beaten at Dodger Stadium
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Panthers take first-round victory
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond's postseason comes to an early end
• Running
• Second 'A'-rated show hits High Desert
• Special Olympics
• Ten Olympic events worth bringing back
• Tennis
• The long road
• Thunder top Lakers to win series; Spurs are next

OBITS

• Al-Megrahi was jailed in Lockerbie bombing
• Death notices
• Deaths of note from around the world
• Dottie "MA" Barker
• Richard Rick F. Corrigan
• Twyla Peg Wilson

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dottie "MA" Barker
• Richard Rick F. Corrigan
• Twyla Peg Wilson

NATION & WORLD

• Al-Megrahi was jailed in Lockerbie bombing
• Awaiting word from Bulgaria
• CDC: Heart risk looms for half of overweight teens
• 30-day sentence in Rutgers spying case
• DNA links thief to 2002 rape in Washington
• In History
• Justices to address email, phone tapping
• Marked by tornado, Joplin class graduates a year later
• Mexican army: Zetas ordered killing of 49
• NATO leaders set course for Afghan withdrawal
• OSU dean criticizes how forests are handled
• Protesters injure interim Mali president
• Romney narrows Obama’s money edge
• Routine prostate cancer screening called unnecessary
• Teachers cleaning up math vocabulary
• Trove of data takes aim at health-cost mysteries
• U.N. monitor confers with Iranian officials
• White House visitor logs show lobbying going strong
• Yemen suicide bombing kills hundreds

FEATURES

• An inspired guide to aging healthily, happily
• Bread pudding for dinner? Sure, if it's a savory version
• Bring on the butterflies
• Craving scones? Head for the kitchen, not the bakery
• Culinary kit lets you make your own molecular magic
• From the songs of birds, insights into our brains
• Get things rolling with the right pin for the job
• Get your home ready to beat the heat
• Here's the scoop
• Liven up your home's interior with assistance from the pros
• Mediterranean flavors infuse quick fish dinner
• Museum’s gardens become an outdoor lab
• Quality ingredients make this chicken stew
• ‘Slow flower’ movement blossoming
• Your bravery will be rewarded

ENTERTAINMENT

• A tap for every taste
• Adoption agency seminar tonight
• Agility dog trial coming up
• Birdwatchers plan event
• Hip expressions
• Local Movie Times
• The CW hopes scheduling changes are for the better

RESTAURANTS

• A tap for every taste

OPINION

• Charter schools provide freedom, accountability for teachers
• Fight ‘big money’ in politics
• State judicial elections shouldn’t be scrapped
• State should mull private investors for infrastructure

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Work to close bridge in Bend