Local & Northwest

• Oregon DHS looking for missing newborn believed to be at risk, parents may have taken him out of state
• Eugene Emeralds stadium deadline approaching, announcement expected Monday
• Police: Theft a growing threat for retailers, community

• Roseburg 'Recovery Road' 5K kicks off this weekend
• Roseburg lands $750k grant for major tennis and pickleball facility makeover
• ODF: Seasonal state forest campground closures to start October 2
• Hazelbrook Middle School in Tualatin, subject of recent viral video of assault, evacuating over violent threat

Nation & World

• Police chief that led raid on small town Kansas newspaper suspended following nationwide backlash
• Witnesses describe mother's alleged negligence in water park drowning of toddler
• Sheriff who stood up to the FBI over weapons permits arrested for suspicion of DWI

• Lawsuit filed on behalf of homeless argues Portland, Oregon's camping ban is illegal
• 3 people shot on interstate highway, driver's window left shattered
• Speeding through red light in stolen car leads to 4-vehicle crash with injuries, hit and run
• One teen accused of raping teenage girl, this one charged for posting the act on social media

Sports

• Oregon baseball learns opening opponents for 2024 Shriner's College Showdown
• Two University of Oregon sports teams suing school over alleged gender inequality
• Boys Soccer: South Eugene hands South Medford its first loss of the season

For Pet's Sake

• Deciphering the best food for your beloved canine companion
• Unleash your perfect match: Your ultimate guide for navigating a doggie decision
• Keep your furry friends safe this summer with these pet tips

Auto Matters

• Luxury car brand Jaguar to go all-electric by 2025
• Volkswagen to close Europe plants for two weeks
• Goodbye gas: Volvo to make only electric vehicles by 2030