National Dance Week Comes Alive in Eugene: A Celebration of Movement, Culture, and Community
Eugene, OR – April 15, 2025 – From the streets of downtown to the mirrored studios across Lane County, Eugene is ready to move. National Dance Week kicks off this Friday, April 18, igniting a citywide celebration of rhythm, creativity, and community. For ten exhilarating days, local dancers, studios, and cultural...
Rally in Eugene challenges federal immigration tactics
EUGENE, Ore. -- Demonstrators gathered outside the federal courthouse in Eugene to protest against recent immigration enforcement actions. The protests were sparked by the revocation of visas for four international students from the University of Oregon. Protesters said they are demanding an end to what they describe...
Oregon Lottery marks 40 years of impact on state’s economy ‘without raising taxes’
The Oregon Lottery has been providing over $16 billion in revenue for education, economic development, and other projects since its inception in 1985, and has been a major source of revenue for the state.
Governor Kotek Orders Leadership Shakeup at Oregon State Hospital After 21st Patient Death Since...
After another patient died at the Oregon State Hospital, bringing the number to 21 since 2020, Governor Tina Kotek announced a leadership overhaul at the hospital, including a new acting superintendent. Kotek directed Kristine Kautz, the acting Director at the Oregon Health Authority (OHA), to install new leadership...
Oregon Faces Economic Exodus as Businesses Flee Tax Burdens and Regulatory Hurdles, Report Warns
Thousands of potential jobs and billions of potential private investments have been lost to Oregon in the past five years and the state is poised to lose even more in the next five years, according to a survey by the University of Oregon. Better Tax Structures is an Incentive to...
8 Oregon Towns Where You Can Actually Live on Nothing but Social Security
Depending on the town, Oregon is an affordable retirement spot for seniors looking to make their Social Security benefits stretch as far as possible.
See-Saw Soirée: Eugene Walks Off Tri-City
EUGENE - In a game that saw the lead change four times the Tri-City Dust Devils (2-4) got walked off by the Eugene Emeralds (3-3) Friday night, with 2B Quinn McDaniel’s two-run double giving the Ems a 7-6 win at PK Park in the first nine-inning game of the series.
Eli Forsha breaks school record & wins Amateur Athlete of the Week
EUGENE, Ore-- One week ago on Saturday, Sheldon Irish senior Eli Forsha leaped the furthest he had ever gone before. On the final day of the Oregon Relays, Forsha set a new Sheldon High School record in the triple jump at 48 feet 11 1/2 inches on his second attempt, winning the event in style.
1 hurt in early-morning shooting at Fred Meyer parking lot in Hillsboro
HILLSBORO Ore. (KPTV) - A person was shot and injured early Saturday morning in southeast Hillsboro, according to the Hillsboro Police Department. According to HPD, the shooting took place at 4:45 a.m. in the Fred Meyer parking lot, near the Tualatin Valley Highway and Southeast Century Boulevard. After responding...
Eugene voices rise against proposed Medicaid reductions
EUGENE, Ore. -- A rally at Alton Baker Park brought together healthcare workers and families with a clear message: "Hands off Medicaid." The gathering was part of a statewide effort to protect healthcare access as Congress considers major federal budget cuts. Community members shared personal stories, asking Congress...
