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Sam Broadway with KEPW Newsday for Jan. 20-21, 2026

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This is KEPW-LP 97.3 FM broadcasting locally here in Eugene, Oregon, and simulcast online at kepw.org. And now: the news. (Newsday theme)

This is KEPW Newsday Top Of The Week Edition for Tuesday the 20th and Wednesday the 21st of January, 2026. On this edition of KEPW Newsday:

  • We have a helicopter crash to tell you about that happened in Lincoln City at the end of last week.
  • Lane County Sheriff’s Detectives arrest a Eugene man for menacing and sex crimes against juveniles.
  • Also, a man is suspected of shooting two Portland police officers and is still on the loose and wanted after the search ends.
  • The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is seeking tips on a reckless driver who ran down a power pole and then through a front yard on Jan. 18.
  • A body is recovered from the Willamette River near the South Bank Path in Eugene.

In national news:

  • The Children’s Hospital is another victim of an ICE shooting with a flashbang and tear gas, which hit a van.
  • More than 100 vehicles smashed into each other or slid off the interstate in Michigan on Monday.
  • A judge and his wife were shot in their home in Lafayette, Indiana.
  • An LA County district attorney says his employee was wrongfully detained by ICE.
  • A man accused of killing a woman at Barnes & Noble said he did it because she was the closest person inside the store.
  • A woman dies riding the Revenge of the Mummy attraction at Universal Orlando.
  • And a UPS driver rescues a 101-year-old woman from a burning home in Orange County.

We’ll have all of that, plus our national roundup. Bringing you the news locally and around the globe, KEPW Newsday starts
right now!

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