January 19, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend artist, in D.C., hits all the right buttons
• Cat adoptions only $15 at Redmond shelter
• Columbia Gorge residents want tougher coal limits
• Crab feed to benefit historical mansion
• Demand high for affordable housing in Lane County
• Fire in Redmond displaces 25 people
• For one veterinary specialist in Bend, it's all in the eyes
• Former Redmond official arrested again
• Grants may aid area forests
• Historical Redmond school up for sale, but will stay intact
• Holiday closures
• Injured climber recovering at OHSU
• IRS warns Northwest residents of schemes
• Josephine County considers canola oil to spur economy
• Livestock inspectors switch to computers
• Longtime cougar hunter relies on tracking skills
• Man gets 90 days for cockatoo theft
• Meet Obama
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Officials look for clues in death at monster truck rally
• Oregon Hispanic student to be congressional page
• System expected Wednesday may bring precipitation
• Umbilical cord blood bank is first in state
• Woman succumbs to fire injuries
• Your pets

BUSINESS

• Bend artist, in D.C., hits all the right buttons
• Brazil church roof collapses, killing 7
• Caravan named most dog-friendly vehicle
• Historical Redmond school up for sale, but will stay intact
• Holiday closures
• 2nd bird flu death of year in China
• Russia, Ukraine plan to sign gas deal today
• South Korea's army remains on alert
• Speaker Pelosi differs from Obama on taxes, inquiries
• Thailand set migrants adrift, reports charge

SPORTS

• Arizona, Pittsburgh have opposite histories
• Austrian Pranger wins World Cup slalom race
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bends King 11th at USA Half Marathon Championships
• Blue Jackets get past Canucks
• Cards edge Eagles for title
• Cross-country skiing
• Earnhardt-Ganassi Racing could be down to just two cars
• Football
• Heat end long road trip with win over Thunder
• Johnson hangs on to take Sony Open
• Lots of options are on the table for prep realignment
• NASCAR kicks off preseason without testing
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 4 UConn gets win over Seton Hall
• Nordic skiing, made easy
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Pets calendar
• Rebuilding a waterway, for fish and for people
• Scoreboard
• Serbians advance with first-round wins
• Set to race against the world's best, for 24 hours
• Sled dogs race in Chemult
• South African wins Dakar Rally by taking last stage
• Speedskating
• Sports figures head to D.C. for inauguration
• Steelers heading back to Super Bowl
• Vonn regains the World Cup lead after taking third Austrian Pranger wins World Cup slalom race

OBITS

• Actor Patrick McGoohan known for The Prisoner
• Bob May donned robot suit for TV series Lost in Space

NATION & WORLD

• A moment is illuminated
• Aching paws? Time for some rehab
• Acid-burning suspect in custody in Texas
• Actor Patrick McGoohan known for The Prisoner
• Anything is possible, Obama tells crowd
• Bomber kills Sunni campaign manager in Iraq
• Civil rights victory party is building in Washington
• Congress, Obama take aim at jobless health care benefits
• Court delays BLM sale of energy leases
• Demand for palm oil threatens orangutans
• Jet's engines failed at same time
• Little Debbie joins peanut butter recall
• Millionaire Howard Hughes sets aviation record in 1937
• Pakistan temporarily closes U.S.-NATO supply route
• Skaters rejoice at rare frozen canals
• So you've got decent credit. How do you plan to keep it?
• Tenuous cease-fire holds so far in Gaza

FEATURES

• Calendar

ENTERTAINMENT

• After striking out, Ellen hits a home run
• Barney becomes a big, purple steppingstone to TV stardom
• Bob May donned robot suit for TV series Lost in Space
• Calendar
• Healthy optimism for new administration
• Movie Times
• Patrick Swayze now recovering at home

OPINION

• Don't let contributors lie
• No mandate for nonproblem
• Overcharged for water?
• Show low
• The big picture?
• The library beats television
• Truths about our schools
• Were in an economy built on faith and trust, and both are lacking