August 06, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• After shake-up, Southern Oregon high-tech crimes unit will continue
• Bend’s sewer problems could clog growth
• Cash injection allows Medford home to focus on helping troubled teens
• Ex-Polk County judge censured
• Eyes on the trail
• Fiddlers brave heat to compete
• Fire near Lake Billy Chinook sparks evacuations
• Fundraising slows for nonprofits
• Heat, lightning likely this week
• Heavy smoke from Lava Fire blankets southeast Bend
• Jackson launches social services hotline
• 4,200 lightning strikes reported
• News of Record: Civil Suits, Congress
• Prineville Reservoir bill presented to Senate
• Salem couple killed in wreck
• Swimmer pulled from Willamette dies
• Teen arrested in hit-and-run
• The cloud is here
• Today
• Valley sees bumper crop despite ‘weird’ weather
• Wading to cool down
• Woman drowns at Lava Island Falls

BUSINESS

• Bend’s sewer problems could clog growth
• Red and blue vote green in tax break for wind industry
• The cloud is here

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Americans on track for third Olympic beach gold
• Bolt still the man to beat
• Bradley wins Bridgestone in stunning turnaround
• Buoyant bedlam at the Olympic park
• Cascade Lakes results inside
• Cycling Central Calendar
• Cycling Scoreboard
• Dixon maintains mastery at Mid-Ohio with victory
• Elks fall to Gems in series finale
• Football
• Hundreds defy the heat, complete Haulin' Aspen
• King of the mountain
• Lynch strong in Seahawks scrimmage
• Major League Baseball
• Murray avenges loss to Federer, wins gold
• National League roundup
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Rain cuts race short as Gordon wins at Pocono
• Running Scoreboard
• Rush teams win tourney titles
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Tennis
• TV Schedule
• U.S. men’s basketball team gears up for Argentina

OBITS

• Deaths of note from around the world
• Winkelstein’s studies linked behaviors to AIDS, cervical cancer

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan ministers to be replaced
• 2,000 arrested in China drug roundup
• Centuries-old mummies may aid medical research
• Gunman attacks Sikh temple in Wisconsin, killing 6 people
• Israel bars foreign envoys from meeting
• Loughner deal would give him life in shooting, source says
• Mali militias poorly armed but zealous to oust Islamists
• Militants kill 15 Egyptian security forces
• NASA rover lands on Mars after plummet
• Project aims to extract useful oil from algae
• Report: Boy Scout files reveal repeat child abuse
• Ruins serve as a memento of Iraqi Christians' glorious past
• Syrian forces vow ‘decisive’ showdown for city of Aleppo
• To increase learning, some schools add days to their academic year
• Today
• Wheat crops boosted by rain, cool temperatures
• Winkelstein’s studies linked behaviors to AIDS, cervical cancer
• Zambian miners kill Chinese manager

FEATURES

• Scientists enlist citizens in ant ID project

ENTERTAINMENT

• Local Movie Times
• NBC’s ‘Go On’ gets early look Wednesday

OPINION

• Analyze consequences of growth
• Concerns remain on Bowman Dam bill
• Good ideas for taming PERS
• Many hands keep school’s garden green
• Power rests with people, not federal government
• Return tax ‘windfall’
• We saw the ‘real Obama’