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Fox Program Framed Attack on World Trade Towers as Inside Job

FOX TV's pilot for "The Lone Gunman", on March 4, 2001, concerned an inside plot to fly a hijacked airliner into the World Trade Centers.

(SALEM, Ore.) - We have been carefully voicing our suspicions about the "official story" behind the attacks on September 11th 2001 for years now.

It is not an easy subject to broach, but it is becoming easier over time.

Senate Finance Committee Votes to Approve Health Insurance Reform

President Obama offers remarks on the historic moment.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - President Obama says a critical milestone was reached in the national effort to reform the U.S. health care system.

"After many months of thoughtful deliberation, the fifth and final committee responsible for health care reform has passed a proposal that has both Democratic and Republican support. This effort was made possible by the tireless efforts of Chairman Max Baucus and the other members of the Senate Finance Committee. It's a product of vigorous debate and difficult negotiations."

New York Judges Fight New Investigation of 9/11

Group says the will of the voters is denied as Judges dismiss call for review of critical American incident.

(NEW YORK) - On October 8th, Justice Edward Lehner of the State Supreme Court, "rubberstamped Referee Louis Crespo’s recommendation that the decision to establish a local commission to investigate the events of September 11th not be put before the voters on November 3rd," nyccan.org reported.

"After showing interest in weighing both sides’ arguments in the hearing, the Judge’s short decision gives no indication of having considered the arguments put forth in the Petitioners’ memorandum of law."

The Funniest Wedding Vow Ever Recorded (VIDEO)

They say a healthy sense of humor is very important in a relationship, and it looks like this couple will do just fine.

(SALEM, Ore.) - A couple's hilarious wedding video is making big strides on YouTube and in national media. The clip which is titled "waffle wedded wife" begins with a beautiful wedding scene, just before the couple-to-be offers their vows. The title of the clip gives you a clue, but you won't believe what happens.

The proud dad and father-in-law Tim Engstrom, who by the way is officiating the vows for the couple, explained that the wedding began with an organ player who didn't know when to stop playing.

Salem Armed Robbery Suspects at Large (VIDEO)

Investigators say that although both of these cases are very similar, they do not believe they are connected at this time.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Police are searching for an armed robbery suspect who struck two Salem businesses Saturday night. The first robbery happened at 8:15 p.m. in the 100 block of Lancaster Drive NE at the 76 Gas Station.

Both of the employees who were robbed at that location, told Salem-News.com the suspect approached them at the gasoline pumps, and then fled northbound on Lancaster Drive NE in a white Honda.

Salem`s Cherry City Roller Derby Girls are on Fire! (VIDEO)

They're simply too hot, the flames were searing... and the burning excitement means one thing; All-Girls Roller Derby is here to stay.

(SALEM, Ore.) - There was a certain kind of feeling present Saturday at the State Fairground Pavilion that's a little hard to describe.

Electricity was in the air and the place had a magical sense as Salem residents lined up for a night of roller skates and fishnet stockings, to watch ladies with names like "Areola 51" and "Like a Virgin" compete in a sport that used to be very popular in Oregon.

Keizer Woman and Children Escape Apartment Fire (VIDEO)

A smoke alarm rouses a mom and her two small boys during a dangerous apartment fire.

(KEIZER, Ore.) - Keizer firefighters were called out at 11:46 p.m. Thursday over a report of a fire in an apartment complex on Plymouth Drive NE in Keizer.

Captain Brian Butler says firefighters arriving on scene at 11:50 p.m. called for a second alarm. Fire crews rolling up, "observed fire from the rear of the building on the second floor".

Event Will Raise Awareness About Suicide, Depression and Addiction at WOU

"...we will also be providing counselors, trained professionals and other resources for those dealing with depression, addictions, self-injury and suicide." - Organizer Sean Bitzer

(MONMOUTH, Ore.) - A group in Monmouth is taking big steps to raise awareness about giving hope, and finding help for those struggling with depression, addictions, self-injury and suicide.

In a sometimes depressing world; one that all too often offers little or no hope, non-profit organizations are reaching out to create a hope filled solution.

Equifax President Steve Ely Discusses Credit Repair

Salem-News.com's Tim King spoke to Steve Ely this week from Oregon

(NEW YORK) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says the recession is 'very likely over' however the economic recovery will take some time. These tough times can make it difficult to maintain your “fiscal fitness.”

But, if your debt is mounting and your credit rating is hurting, there is help available.

Human Rights Groups in Palestine ask, When is Enough, Enough?

Palestinians say they will not accept findings on Gaza; a demonstration takes place in AlManara Square Ramallah today.

(SALEM, Ore.) - If Americans are the victims of injustice, they have recourse. Most western people assert their rights and maintain a sense of dignity in life. That is not the case for the people of Palestine.

They are the victims of a religious doctrine and belief system that places Palestinian last on the list, and has led so many of these people to disparity and death.