Tyson Alger covered the Ducks for The Oregonian and The Athletic before branching out on his own to create and run The I-5 Corridor. He brings more than a decade of experience on ...
Eugene police rushed to the area of Sheldon High School and the school was placed on lockdown Tuesday, Oct. 27, after a person was seen pointing a rifle that turned out to be a pellet gun, police said ...
Among the trees near our house, a circus of colors explodes, offering hues that stay but for a while before fading to winter ...
Opinion
Bend school shooting raises questions about politicians’ views on gun laws | Letter to the editor
In her previous campaign for governor in 2022, her website reportedly stated that she would "veto any legislation that compromises Oregonians' Second Amendment rights." ...
Eugene police said they arrived to find the shooting victim and another person who had apparently overdosed on drugs. Police used naloxone to revive the person who had overdosed.
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality fined the city of Eugene $23,400 for causing pollution to Amazon Creek during a restoration project in south Eugene, according to the state’s monthly ...
Opinion
Eugene Clean Energy Fund is a chance to take power back from corporations | Letter to the editor
The powerful and their giant corporations get tax breaks and subsidies. The rest of us pay for policies we oppose.
A Eugene Municipal Court judge will decide as soon as this week whether Ra’Shaad Samples is eligible for DUII diversion. Samples pleaded not guilty to other misdemeanor charges of reckless driving and ...
I encourage Springfield voters to support Callee Ackland for City Council. I met Ackland through the library where we both volunteer. She’s smart, hard-working, goal oriented and friendly. She has ...
Councilors said community members are concerned about local roads. Staff said that while bond funds have gone toward collector and arterial streets, the city hasn't been able to keep up with ...
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For years they just toughed out the smoke. Now, an effort emerges to protect firefighters’ health.
The 2026 wildfire season was recently declared over. For wildland firefighters, though, the long-term health toll is finally being taken more seriously, with a Eugene-based advocacy group and Oregon ...
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