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Oregon started slow, just 21 yards on their first two possessions.

From a coffee shop passport challenge to Chicago deep dish landing near campus, plus chain expansions and reopenings and a new downtown candy store, Eugene and Springfield are serving up plenty of dining options. Coffee Shop Hop. During the month of October, participating coffee shops are offering a Coffee Shop...

Despite the federal government shutdown, clean-up operations continue at the shuttered J.H. Baxter wood treatment plant in Eugene. The J.H. Baxter facility closed in 2022, after nearly 80 years of operation. Its final years were marked by complaints of noxious odors, elevated dioxin levels in neighborhood yards and...

Stan Taylor: We're living at an inflection point in history, a contest between an authoritarian takeover versus a strong social movement to resist that takeover and build the world we want to see. Presenter: Stan Taylor, please tell us about yourself and the upcoming No Kings rally Oct. 18. Stan...

Dan Lanning’s Oregon entered the game at home ranked No. 3 and riding expectations. But the Ducks never recovered from a second-half breakdown against Indiana. The Hoosiers pulled ahead and sealed a 30–20 road win in Eugene. Oregon’s offense was hobbled. Quarterback Dante Moore faced heavy pressure, was sacked six...

During Friday's 42-22 win for the Willamette Wolverines over the North Medford Black Tornado, senior wide receiver Hunter Vaughn would make back-to-back incredible plays that would result in 12 points on the board, excluding extra points & two-point conversions.

No. 3 Oregon, No. 7 Indiana tied in fourth quarter after five-star freshman's big play.

Saturday October 18, the 5-1 Ducks face the challenge of recovering from their first Big Ten Conference loss with a game at 3-3 Rutgers.

The Oregon offensive line is late to their blocks. Indiana gets another sack on Moore, who rolled right and ran out of room at the sideline-- he should have thrown the ball away.

EUGENE, Ore. – A damp Columbus Day will give way to a welcome stretch of warm fall sunshine across western Oregon, bringing drier commutes and brighter afternoons starting Tuesday. After a soggy Sunday and Monday, residents can expect clearer skies and more comfortable conditions for school and work returns across...