KPIC-TV (Roseburg, OR)

KPIC is a television station located in Oregon and serves as a CBS affiliate, managed by Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. stands as one of the largest and most varied television broadcasting companies in the United States. Following upcoming transactions, Sinclair will own and oversee 163 television stations across 77 markets. Their television network reaches about 38.7% of households that watch TV in the U.S. and includes affiliates for major networks such as FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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#300939

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#64799

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Oregon State researchers train AI to better identify animal species in trail camera photos

2 days ago | kpic.com | Allison Gutleber

A mountain lion and her three kittens were spotted walking through the snow on a trail camera in northern Utah. (Photo: Courtesy of Utah Mountain Lion Conservation)
Hegseth moves to rename Navy ship named for gay rights activist Harvey Milk

3 days ago | kpic.com | Darwin Singleton
Yoncalla mayor, other leaders resign as potential end to DCSO contract looms

4 days ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

Yoncalla's mayor, city administrator, and a city council member all resigned in May, following uncertainty over the city's enhanced police contract with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office. City Administrator Jennifer Bragg said herself and Mayor Kat Wertz both submitted their resignations during a city council meeting May 13, though Bragg said she will remain in the role until a replacement is found.
Wolf Creek Job Corps faces uncertain future amid proposed national program cuts

1 week ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

The federal government said it is pausing its Job Corps program, potentially impacting the future of Wolf Creek Job Corps in Glide. The U.S. Department of Labor announced May 29 that it will begin a pause in operations at contractor-operated Job Corps centers nationwide, citing the Trump administration's recommendations on funding levels for federal programs in fiscal year 2026. The Job Corp program provides tuition-free housing, meals, basic health care, and a living allowance for students.
Ducks drop a thriller on opening night at College World Series

1 week ago | kpic.com | David Ball

The Oregon Ducks struck first but could not finish it off during a 4-2 loss to UCLA on Day One at the College Softball World Series in Oklahoma City. Trailing 2-1 in the seventh inning, Paige Sinicki hit a lead-off double down the third-base line – a play that was reviewed before confirming it was a fair hit. Sinicki got bunted over to third base, then dashed for home on an infield hopper by Emma Cox.
Ducks drop a thriller on opening night at College World Series

1 week ago | kpic.com | David Ball

UCLA hit a seventh-inning homer to down the Ducks 4-2 Thursday on Day One of the College Softball World Series. (courtesy UO athletics)
Oakland School District breaks ground on new gym facility after bond approval

1 week ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

Students with the Oakland School District are another step closer to getting a brand-new gym facility. On Thursday, staff, students, and construction workers came together for the project's groundbreaking ceremony. Over a year ago, the school district put up a bond for voters to decide whether the school district would receive the funds to build a new gym. Currently, sporting events take place at the Washington Gym across town – a facility that students and teachers say is dilapidated.
Butte Creek Fire 40% contained; Mosier Fire evacuations lifted, new fire starts in gorge

1 week ago | kpic.com | Bobby Corser

The one-acre Rowena Fire was reported and put out within 22 minutes - Wasco County Sheriff's Office photo
Oregon Ducks announce updated kickoff times and TV network coverage

1 week ago | kpic.com | Bobby Corser

Autzen Stadium in Eugene is known for its deafening noise levels on gameday. Even though there are only 54,000 seats, the fans bring their voices and energy to make this place a formidable fortress for the Oregon football program. It’s always a fun surprise to see which cutting-edge uniforms and col...
Sniffing out crime - one wag at a time: DCSO's Trapper takes down drugs

1 week ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

While several drug arrests are made every year within Douglas County, one member of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office (DCSO) can claim a high success rate in bringing criminals to justice. Originally from Ireland, 11-year-old English Springer Spaniel Trapper found a home at the Roseburg Police Department before traveling up the ranks with his current handler, DCSO Deputy Matthew Bird.