This year the Pony Village Mall gave brides-to-be a chance to see a living history of wedding dresses during their Wedding Faire and Fashion Shows on Saturday.

A night full of music, food and alcohol, and the Scottish wouldn't want it any other way. Saturday, the Coastal Celtic Society celebrated the 10th Annual Burns Night celebration.

Three mushroom pickers lost six nights in the rugged forest of southwest Oregon with no food considered eating their dog, and used the screen on their dead cellphone and the blade of a sheath knife to flash a signal at the helicopter pilot who found them.

Four people went to the hospital after a van collided with a school bus east of Albany Friday night.

After tragedy struck the Costa Concordia Cruise ship off the coast of Italy, killing 17 people, Royal Caribbean Cruises say new bookings are down.

Marshfield's Dalton Milburn signed his National Letter of Intent to play football for the Portland State Vikings, but teachers, coaches and family say the Vikings are also getting a well rounded student.

Back by popular demand, More From Story Theatre hits the stage this weekend, delighting adults and thrilling youngsters. The director is the same, but the stories are different! Joe Stoffel is back at the directors table, with a series of skits aimed at children.

Three young men charged with the rape of a 13 year old girl stood before a judge Friday. First up was Coos County District Attorney Paul Frasier's son, 17 year old Jacob, who's lawyer asked for two additional weeks to prepare for Jacob's settlement hearing.

Back in December of 1986 The Friends of Shore Acres established themselves, creating a community of volunteers providing services for park visitors.

When the Beavers traveled to Matthew Knight Arena to take on the Ducks in basketball last weekend, something was missing.

A legal victory over tobacco giant Philip Morris could give Oregon more than $41 million to help fill a budget deficit and avoid cutting services for the sick and needy.