Three Oregon Ducks Need Bigger Roles to Avoid Future Transfer Questions
The No. 15 Oregon Ducks continue to practice and prepare during their bye week for an upcoming Autzen Stadium brawl against the No. 23 UCLA Bruins. Which Ducks need more field time before Transfer Portal chirpings begin?
Eugene launches wheelchair-accessible taxi service
EUGENE, Ore. - A new wheelchair accessible taxi pilot program launched Oct. 1 to provide round-the-clock transportation for people who use wheelchairs, filling a gap in Eugene's current taxi and rideshare services. The City of Eugene program allows anyone using a wheelchair or power chair to call or use a...
Jackets may be left at school for Friday…
Chief Meteorologist Holden LeCroy says it may be cool in the morning, but getting toasty at recess and especially in the afternoon.
Oregon woman loses $80K to online job recruitment scam
Eugene police warned the community about an online job recruitment scam after a senior citizen lost $80,000 to a fraudulent scheme impersonating ZipRecruiter.
Oregon’s third Raising Cane’s is set to open on Oct 13 in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. - Raising Cane's is opening its first Lane County location on Oct. 13 at Harlow Road and Gateway Street in Springfield. The Louisiana-based chicken finger restaurant is bringing its menu to Springfield as part of a larger expansion. This marks the second Cane's to open in Oregon this year and the thir
Teacher Surprised with Award
Twin Oaks Elementary School second grade teacher Mary Riggs was named Teacher of the Year by the American Legion and Forty and Eight veterans organizations.
4J elementary teacher named teacher of the year from local veterans organizations
A Eugene 4J elementary school teacher has been honored as teacher of the year from local veterans organizations. Mary Riggs is a second grade teacher at Twin Oaks Elementary, and was named teacher of the year Wednesday by the American Legion and Forty & Eight veterans organizations. Riggs was given...
Meet the candidate: Mike Clark for Ward 5
Mike Clark said he has often taken pride in "being willing to stand alone as the outsider to try and represent as best as possible the point of view and the voice of the people of North Eugene." Presenter: Meet The Candidate previously featured Ward 5 candidate Athena Aguiar, and...
New trees at Springfield’s Mill Race pond protect the Willamette River
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. - The City of Springfield planted 500 native trees and shrubs at the Mill Race stormwater treatment pond to improve water quality, provide shade and create habitat for wildlife near downtown Springfield. The city completed the planting on Sept. 30, focusing on the south side of the pond....
September was cooler and wetter than normal in Eugene
If you thought this September was unusually cool and wet in Eugene, you were correct. The National Weather Service says Eugene saw 2.76 inches of rain during the month. That’s 1.44 inches above normal, and is tied for the 17th-wettest September in Eugene’s recorded history. The National Weather...
