Sitting in the comfort of their own offices, inspectors used the free Internet program for a virtual cruise around the streets of some of the Baltic country's big cities, uncovering dozens of alleged tax violations involving housing construction and property sales.

Factories in the Kaesong industrial complex, managed by South Koreans and staffed by North Korean workers, face the prospect of closure.

Agreement and curiosity was present between two University of Oregon Police Department officers and the attendants in a “Coffee with the Chief” forum held last month at the EMU Building.

A Washington state lawmaker apologized Monday for asserting in an email last week that bicyclists pollute the air with their heavy breathing.

Coastal areas of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut are racing to remove untold tons of debris from waters hardest hit by the Oct. 29 storm before the summer swimming and boating seasons begin.

Hundreds of Midwest manufacturers stand to benefit from a web of high-speed passenger rail routes emerging from Chicago's rail hub, according to a report released by an environmental policy group.

A second woman was attacked near Oregon State University Saturday less than a mile away from where another woman was also assaulted less than two weeks ago on campus.

Nancy Breberg was lost, creeping along on slippery roads in search of the suburban hotel where she was meeting her husband when her SUV slid off the road and down an embankment onto an icy pond

A high speed police chase through west Eugene on Saturday morning ended with a woman trying to evade officers on a bicycle near Junction City, the Lane County Sheriff's Office said.