Новости за 18.03.2018

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Oregon State is going back to the Sweet 16.

WASHINGTON — Promoting the image of a new Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrives Monday in Washington on a cross-country trip to court government officials, Silicon Valley technology companies, investors and one of his biggest fans: President Donald…

It is common for people to look up at the night sky and think that all the stars are at a fixed distance, attached to the interior of a dome like what they see in a planetarium. Aside from being…

BEND, Ore. (AP) — As her mother cheered from the sideline of a JV soccer game last fall in Bend, 7-year-old Naomi Vaughan went off to play in the nearby sagebrush surrounding the soccer fields.

Crescent Valley edged Lebanon 4-3 in a Mid-Willamette Conference baseball game at CV on Saturday.

PORTLAND —The Oregon State University track and field team finished in second place with a small travel party at the 2018 Lewis & Clark Spring Break Open held by Lewis & Clark College and Clackamas Community College in Portland.

Law enforcement officers are requesting the public's help in locating an Oregon State University student and her boyfriend who have been reported missing by their families.

BERKELEY, Calif. — Trevor Larnach, Adley Rutschman and Cadyn Grenier all homered to send the top-ranked Oregon State baseball team to a 10-4 win over California Saturday Evans Diamond.

Hamilton Creek School eighth-grader Berkley Ringler asked U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden at a Saturday town hall in Albany if he planned to pass bans on bump stocks and assault rifles.

MIAMI — Cracking in the concrete, tension cables, stress tests — no conclusion has been made whether any of them caused the pedestrian bridge at Florida International University to collapse, killing six motorists under an avalanche of concrete and metal.

CLEVELAND — For the first time since 2013, Oregon State placed multiple wrestlers on the podium at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.

EVERETT, Wash. — Linn-Benton Community College was within striking distance with just under five minutes left, but the Roadrunners didn’t have one more run in them on Saturday.

Gregg "Barney" Graff left a lasting impact on people he encountered during his time at Oregon State and in Corvallis.

A nine-run sixth inning doomed Oregon State in a 12-0 Pac-12 softball loss to No. 16 California on Saturday at the OSU Softball Complex.

When Scott Rueck was in the beginning stages of trying to build the Oregon State women’s basketball program, he naturally looked to some of the top talent in his home state.

Kat Tudor had played 11 total minutes in three NCAA tournament games last season.