KVAL-TV (Eugene, OR)

KVAL 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 leading and most varied television broadcasting firms in the nation today. The company owns, operates, programs, or offers sales services to a total of 163 television stations across 77 markets, following some ongoing transactions. Sinclair's television network reaches around 38.7% of television households in the United States and encompasses affiliates like FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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#172369

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#34425

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#969

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Connect to Congress: Merkley vows to "put knife through the heart" of 'Big Beautiful Bill'

2 days ago | kval.com | Brandon Kamerman

Q: How will President Trump renegotiating some of the CHIPS Act impact Oregon businesses that received funding through the program? Merkley: I did raise this in a hearing earlier today with the Commerce secretary, and he said, yes, they are renegotiating the contracts, and I expressed a lot of concern in two ways.
Hegseth moves to rename Navy ship named for gay rights activist Harvey Milk

3 days ago | kval.com | Darwin Singleton
WSP explains why Amber Alert wasn't issued for 3 Wenatchee sisters found dead

3 days ago | kval.com | Jeremy Harris

Wed, 04 Jun 2025 03:53:29 GMT (1749009209778)Gallery - News3 v1.0.0 (common)c855ceb98d6fed498fab78fcf4777b69fb0e89e3Fallback Presentation. Using deprecated PresentationRouter. WSP explains why Amber Alert wasn't issued for 3 Wenatchee sisters found deadA photo shows Evelyn Decker (L), Paityn Decker (C) and Olivia Decker (R). The three girls were found dead in Chelan County on Monday after they were reported missing when their father didn’t return them after a scheduled visitation.
Yoncalla mayor, other leaders resign as potential end to DCSO contract looms

4 days ago | kval.com | Rigo Aguilera
Wolf Creek Job Corps

1 week ago | kval.com | Rigo Aguilera

Members of the Wolf Creek Job Corps in Glide, Ore., pictured on May 30, 2025. (Rigo Aguilera/SBG)
Oregon's first Jollibee restaurant prompts dozens of campers ahead of grand opening

1 week ago | kval.com | Darryl Burke

HILLSBORO, Ore. (KATU) — The wait is finally over as Oregon's first Jollibee restaurant officially opened Friday in Hillsboro's Tanasbourne Village. The popular Filipino-based fast-food chain specializing in fried chicken already has the community raving. The love for the establishment was in full effect Friday morning ahead of its grand opening, where dozens of Jollibee superfans camped out overnight to be among the first in line for the historic opening.
Oregon Ducks announce updated kickoff times and TV network coverage

1 week ago | kval.com | Bobby Corser

The Ducks begin the 2025 schedule with a home game against Montana State on Saturday, August 30. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. and will air on the Big Ten Network. Oregon will welcome the Oklahoma State Cowboys one week later. The Saturday, September 6 contest will kick off at 12:30 p.m. on CBS. The Ducks will head to Chicago to play Northwestern on Saturday, September 13, for an early morning kick.
Oregon softball living the dream in OKC for the first time since 2018

1 week ago | kval.com | Erin Slinde

EUGENE, Ore. — The Oregon softball team is playing in the Ducks' first women's College World Series since 2018. This is Oregon's first trip to Oklahoma City since head coach Melyssa Lombardi took over the program, and the Ducks are ready to live out their dream of playing on the biggest stage in college softball. "I just remember all the times growing up watching the game on TV, or even the past few years when we fell short and didn't get here," said Ducks senior shortstop Paige Sinicki.
Victoria's Secret shuts down website due to 'security incident'

1 week ago | kval.com | Erin Simonek

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Wrong way driver charged with killing teen in DUI crash; admits to drinking before driving

1 week ago | kval.com | Bobby Corser

VANCOUVER, Wash. (KATU) — A wrong-way driver is facing charges of vehicular homicide and two counts of vehicular assault after crashing into another car on State Route 14, killing one person and leaving two others seriously injured. 23-year-old Erik Moya appeared virtually in a Clark County Courtroom on Wednesday. He’s accused of killing 18-year-old Michael O'Brien, who was set to graduate from Roosevelt High School in the coming days.