Back home in Omaha, Devon Jackson finds a stellar example of resilience
Like many of us, Oregon linebacker Devon Jackson has a mother who is a powerhouse.
Pet of the Week: Shelly
EUGENE, Ore. – For those looking to add a lovable kitty to their lives, our Pet of the Week, Shelly, has a lot to offer!. Greenhill Humane Society officials said that this 10-pound, 8.5-year-old domestic shorthair kitty is full of love and looking to be the queen of her castle. Shelly is affectionate and sociable on he
Oregon Ducks’ Big Ten Schedule Ranking Comes With A Warning
The Oregon Ducks have one of the most difficult schedules for a Big Ten team in 2026.
From salmon to hippies, from Marché to taco trucks, raise a glass to one...
Food is a portrait of the American dream and the American struggle. As the United States commemorates its semiquincentennial, Lookout Eugene-Springfield traced the iconic foods and culinary figures that have shaped Eugene and Lane County — in the past 250 years and beyond. The bounty. It’s difficult to condense...
Chamber Encourages Broader Review of Public Procurement Process
One of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce‘s most important roles is connecting industry concerns to the broader policy and economic development priorities that influence how public dollars are spent and how local businesses compete. That was exactly the Chamber’s role on June 22. Several Springfield-area contract
National foodie program to profile Eugene bagel shop
The "America's Best Restaurants" van was parked for several hours outside the Lox, Stocks & Bagels shop on June 30, 2026 in South Eugene. The online show “America’s Best Restaurants” stopped by the Eugene eatery known as Lox, Stocks and Bagels Tuesday afternoon to interview staff and film entrees.
Recovery continues for two injured in Skinner Butte shooting
Two people who police said sustained serious injuries in a June 20 shooting at Skinner Butte Park continue to recover, a Eugene police spokesperson said Tuesday, June 30. The two people shot were taken to a local hospital for treatment and “are expected to be released in the near future,” police spokesperson Melinda Mc
300 pounds of fireworks collected during Eugene-Springfield Amnesty Days
EUGENE, Ore. — The Metro Explosives Disposal Unit reports they collected from the public approximately 300 pounds of fireworks, "a productive weekend," the Eugene Police Department said of the illegal fireworks Amnesty Days. One person turned in “rail road torpedoes,” which are commercial explosives, the department sai
Check out these 6 protein-packed options made in Eugene eateries
Anyone who has logged into their social media in the last six months has seen the words "high-protein diet" flash across their screen. Gym influencers and Instagram personalities are emphasizing getting more protein into their diets and the market has followed the trend. Protein-laden sodas, cereals and candy bars have
2 more Springfield school administrators file notice to sue district, board members
Two Springfield schools administrators have threatened legal action against Springfield Public Schools and four board members. Recently provided records show Chief Operations Officer Brett Yancey and Human Resources Director Dustin Reese sent a tort claim notice in mid-January specifically naming board members, contend
