Eugene OR

EUGENE, Ore. - A store employee was stabbed inside a Safeway on East 18th Avenue on Thursday afternoon, according to the Eugene Police Deparment. EPD officials said they responded on April 23 to the store at 145 E. 18th Avenue at 3:52 p.m. The victim, a man in his 40s, told police a man he didn't know stabbed him inside the store. He was...

EUGENE, Ore. – Direct support professionals (DSP) help families who need in-home support for adults and children with intellectual or developmental disabilities. But Lane County families are now saying DSPs can no longer provide transportation for their kids. Nic Kephart, a Lane County father, said this new change is...

As more homeowners turn their attention to their front yards, properties that offer sizable porches are becoming more sought after.

If a child discloses abuse to you – believe them. Children often fear reporting abuse because they may not feel believed or supported. It’s important to respond responsibly. Listen – Believe – and get help. Call 1-855-503-SAFE to report an abuse.

School meals in Eugene School District 4J will be less fresh next year — and more limited. District staff shared more details in an April 22 budget committee meeting about how 4J’s $27.7 million budget reduction for next year will reduce kitchen staff in schools and eliminate 4J’s scratch-cooking — switching the district back to mainly premade food bought from outside vendors.

Local nurses have delivered a petition to the PeaceHealth Board of Directors, signed by more than 6,800 supporters of Eugene Emergency Physicians. It’s the latest effort to call out the hospital system’s plan to outsource emergency room care to an out-of-state corporate group. Since becoming a registered nurse...

LANE COUNTY, Ore. (April 23, 2026) — A Eugene man has been arrested following an investigation into suspected child sexual abuse material discovered earlier this month at a local resort cabin. According to the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, the investigation began April 4 after a concerned resident reported finding...

We are in month four of KLCC’s Oregon Ready: taking one month at a time toward being two weeks ready for disasters. In my own personal quest to become better prepared, I’m following the Eugene Water & Electric Board’s “Pledge to Prepare” program which maps to Oregon’s “Be 2 Weeks Ready” initiative – and I’ve invited you all to join me.

COBURG, Ore. - Garden beds need a refresh before spring planting, especially after a wet winter left soil compacted and nutrient-poor. Caleb Johnson from Johnson Brothers Garden Market demonstrated how to prepare old garden beds at the guest house at Coburg Gardens. The beds were filled with compacted clay that could rot vegetable roots.

After 47 years of service to the Springfield community, Brian Conlon is retiring as the Development and Public Works Department’s Operations Division Director. Brian joined the City in May 1979 as an operations and maintenance field worker and quickly became a vital team member. He was promoted to team supervisor in 1988, Maintenance Manager in 2007, and Division Director in 2019.