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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What the first American pope means to Oregon's nearly half million Catholics

6 days ago | kcby.com | Victor Park

As millions celebrated the announcement of the first American pope, one Portland Catholic priest was cheering on his former classmate. Pope Leo XIV made history at the Vatican, Thursday, as thousands gathered at St. Peter's Square. While the bells tolled in Rome, the cellphones rang at The Grotto in Northeast Portland. “They all want to know, 'Do I know him? What's he like? Will he be good for us?'” Father Michael Guimon told KATU, referencing the many calls he received.
Romero sets school record round, Ducks move into first place in women's golf

1 week ago | kcby.com | David Ball

The Oregon women’s golf team moved into first place Tuesday at the conclusion of the second round at the NCAA Regionals in Arizona. The Ducks put together a six-under-par round -- eight strokes better than early leader Arizona State. Oregon sits solidly in first place with a 571 team score, putting them four strokes ahead of runner-up Oklahoma State heading into Wednesday's final round.
Real ID Deadline not a deadline, just enforcement

1 week ago | kcby.com | Joe English

BEAVERTON, Ore. (KATU) — "I don’t actually like to call it a deadline. It’s an enforcement date. So if you’re not going to be on a plane anytime soon, you don’t need a REAL ID," said Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles spokesperson Chris Crabb. Crabb says you'll be able to get a REAL ID after the May7 deadline, or enforcement date, and, in fact, you don't have to get one at all if you don't plan on flying, visiting a federal building or a military installation.
UO student workers file unfair labor charges as strike reaches fifth day

1 week ago | kcby.com | Tiffany Lewis

EUGENE, Ore. — The strike by University of Oregon student-workers entered its fifth day Friday, with tensions escalating between university administrators and striking Resident Assistants (RAs), who say they're being punished for walking off the job. Chants rang out across campus as student workers filed unfair labor practice charges against the university, alleging retaliation.
Lawmakers consider three bills to implement voter ID requirements

1 week ago | kcby.com | Anna Coon

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Mysterious urine dumper continues to terrorize Northeast Portland neighborhood

1 week ago | kcby.com | Steve Dunn

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Alex Van Duyn has found himself squarely in the middle of a mystery. A urine mystery, if you will. "It's like, why should we have to deal with this?" Van Duyn pondered. He's talking about jugs, a lot of them now - of urine. Dropped into recycling bins at his home and others nearby. "If I can get that license plate number, then, you know, we've got a game," said Van Duyn.
Senator Merkley weighs in on President Trump's first 100 days

2 weeks ago | kcby.com | Brandon Kamerman

WASHINGTON D.C. — As President Donald Trump celebrates the accomplishments of his first 100 days, Democrats are pushing back. US Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) says it's been a rough 14 weeks. “It's costs going up for everyone across America. It's chaos for small and large businesses alike, and it's vast corruption,” Merkley says.
Roseburg woman returns home after landslide displaces family for over six weeks

2 weeks ago | kcby.com | Rigo Aguilera

ROSEBURG, Ore. — A Roseburg woman arrived home Wednesday after the March 16 flooding event knocked her house off its foundation. Sharon Dunston, 79, and her granddaughter had to evacuate their home due to a landslide. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Roseburg woman displaced after landslide pushes home toward cliffDunston's daughter, Sandra Jones, lives with her husband in a trailer on the property, and worked to find temporary housing for her daughter and mother while they worked on repairing the home.
Deschutes County man accused of beating puppy with shovel

2 weeks ago | kcby.com | Steve Benham

Deputies in Deschutes County, Oregon arrested a 75-year-old man on Wednesday, accusing him of beating a puppy. A witness reported seeing John Coe Richardson of La Pine beating a 5-month-old dachshund with a shovel on April 26, the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office said. Deputies could not seize the dog at the time because they said Richardson was not cooperating with them.
Oregon House Republicans to announce proposal on funding for ODOT

2 weeks ago | kcby.com | Vasili Varlamos

SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Oregon House Republicans released their proposal to fund the state's transportation system, less than a month after state Democrats released their framework for the transportation department. The proposal would not implement any new taxes on Oregonians; however, it would cut or divert funds away from several existing programs. "We have identified approximately $730 million in refocus spending and cost savings, as well as ongoing spending cuts.