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Normal 0 THIS PAST SATURDAY, OCCUPY EUGENE HELD THE SECOND statewide assembly of the Occupy Wall street movement in Oregon. A rally against corporate personhood drew over four hundred people. Read more

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Normal 0 About forty-two thousand oregon children are living in neighborhoods where a third or more of their neighbors are poor.             This environment creates a variety of challenges for those growing up in low-income households. KBOO’s Aaron Cohen has more. Read more

Normal 0 The Oregon House passed a bill yesterday authorizing the creation of Coordinated Care Organizations, or C-C-O-’s, to better serve Medicaid recipients on the Oregon Health Plan. The coordinated care approach will focus on preventive and primary care and, by red... Read more

This is volunteer powered and produced radio! Please click on the button below to enjoy the newscast! PM News & Public Affairs Director: Jenka Soderberg Read more

  The Committee to Protect Journalists released its annual report today, documenting attacks on journalists by governments worldwide. 2011 saw a fifteen-year high of journalists imprisoned for their reporting, more than half of whom were online journalists.   KBOO’s Jenk... Read more

      Evening Headlines Overseas Call Center Raise Questions Journalists Arrested at 15 Year High This is volunteer powered and produced radio! Please click the link below to enjoy the newscast. Contributors: Crystal Leighty, Sarina Fong, Laura Kussman, and Nat P... Read more

  A recent report on outsourced customer service call centers is generating interest in Congress. The Communication Workers of America – the world’s largest telecommunications union – is fighting the growing trend of outsourcing service centers.   They released a report ... Read more

Normal 0 A Multnomah county jury has awarded two canadian farmers almost forty million dollars after their crops were destroyed by a cheap fertilizer. The fertilizer, called multicote plus, was developed by companies sun-gro horticulture and woodburn agriculture  as a lo... Read more