KCBY-TV (North Bend, OR)

KCBY is a television station located in Oregon and is affiliated with CBS. It is owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group, which is one of the largest and most varied television broadcasting companies in the United States. After completing pending transactions, Sinclair manages 163 television stations across 77 markets. Their network reaches about 38.7% of television households in the U.S. and includes affiliations with FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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20-year-old California man identified as kayaker missing after going over Willamette Falls

1 week ago | kcby.com | Matthew Nuttle

OREGON CITY, Ore. (KATU) — The kayaker missing after going over Willamette Falls late Saturday night has been identified as 20-year-old Marcelus Angelo Rodriguez of Porterville, Calif. Emergency dispatchers received a 911 call reporting a kayaker in distress just before 11 p.m. Saturday. The caller reported seeing the kayaker struggling against the current near the falls.
UO senate weighs compact amid political actions against U.S. universities

1 week ago | kcby.com | Gold Meadows

EUGENE, Ore. — Higher education institutions in the Big Ten begin to respond to perceived political attacks by the Trump Administration with the University of Oregon's faculty senate now weighing the benefits of joining a compact to fight for academic freedoms.
What are unconventional personal loans?

1 week ago | kcby.com | Allison Martin

Key takeawaysUnconventional personal loans are offered by non-traditional lenders, such as online lenders and lending marketplaces. For borrowers with low or no credit, getting an unconventional loan can be easier than getting a traditional loan. Lenders for unconventional personal loans typically operate exclusively online.
Life sentence for North Bend man accused of killing four people

1 week ago | kcby.com | Gold Meadows

COQUILLE, Ore. — A life sentence has been handed down for a North Bend man accused of killing four people - including his father - and kidnapping a woman from Springfield. Nicholson was arrested in 2021 but was deemed unfit to stand trial due to insanity - until last year. Guilty Except for Insanity is the verdict for Nicholson on four counts of first-degree murder from a Coos County judge.
Attorney highlights due process in student visa revocations

1 week ago | kcby.com | Billy Spotz

EUGENE, Ore. — More than a dozen students at large universities in Oregon have had their visas taken away. The impacted students are students from Oregon State University, the University of Oregon, and Portland State University. We reached out to immigration attorneys on what the next steps for these students could look like. Stephen Manning has been serving as an immigration attorney and consultant for 30 years at the Innovation Law Lab in Portland.
Groundbreaking event launches North Bend Family Housing project at former school site

1 week ago | kcby.com | Gold Meadows

NORTH BEND, Ore. — A groundbreaking ceremony for North Bend Family Housing Thursday brought city and county officials out to the former Bangor School site in North Bend. The North Bend City and Coos-Curry housing authorities say this is the first major affordable housing development on the south coast in over 40 years. 105 new affordable homes - including 20 supportive housing units - make up the development to be located at the Madrona Avenue site.
Why are housing prices so high these days?

1 week ago | kcby.com | Erik Martin

Key takeawaysA persistent shortage of available homes has led to intense competition among buyers, contributing to rising prices. In addition, elevated mortgage interest rates have significantly increased the cost of borrowing. Rising costs of building materials, labor, and overall inflation further exacerbate high home prices. Why are homes so expensive right now? A variety of factors have contributed to higher sale prices, including mortgage interest rates, low inventory and inflation.
Oregon is drought free for the first time since 2019

2 weeks ago | kcby.com | Bobby Corser

TOPICS:OregonDrought-freeSnowfallSnowpackU.S. Drought MonitorFloodingWater availabilityFire seasonFor the first time since November 2019, Oregon is drought-free. READ MORE | March snowfall keeps Cascades snowpack above average despite dry start to the yearAccording to the U.S. Drought Monitor, it’s been over five years and four months since the Beaver state saw no drought conditions. Snow water equivalent maps tell the story of a state that has seen a lot of rain and snow over the last few months.
Investigation continues into plane crash at Southwest Oregon Regional Airport

2 weeks ago | kcby.com | Rigo Aguilera

COOS COUNTY, Ore. — The investigation continues following a plane crash at Southwest Oregon Regional Airport that ended with five people taken to a nearby hospital. The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the crash. The cause has yet to be determined. The Bay Area Hospital confirmed that all five patients were discharged with the final patient leaving as of Tuesday evening and are on their way back to Utah.
Plane skids off runway at Southwest Oregon Regional Airport; five injured and hospitalized

2 weeks ago | kcby.com | Rigo Aguilera

Five people rescued from the site of the crash were all taken to a local hospital. Crews worked to remove the plane from Coos Bay after it skid off the airport’s runway. Airport officials say they’re still looking into why it happened. "He was on the ground and skidded off the end of the runway, so I don't know if it was an equipment issue,” says Stephanie Kilmer with Southwest Oregon Regional Airport.