Paul Conte tried to file an initiative petition to ask voters to repeal a property tax break for developers in Eugene. The city staffer who came to the front desk
Judy McSilvers got hooked on meth when she was 21. The habit eventually cost her $100 a day to support. Now 30, she has been sober for 14 months and counting.
An arsonist set fire to the American Legion Post here on the Fourth of July in 2010.
The Our Money, Our Transit group has gone to court to try and stop Lane Transit District from building an Em-X bus route in west Eugene.
After years of downsizing at the Lane County Jail, sheriff’s officials announced some of the closed beds will soon reopen. The plan is to more than double current jail capacity for local inmates from 125 to 256 beds by July 8.
Salem contractor gets low bid on next phase of never-ending Highway 20 job
Lane County Parks expect to generate $100,000 in revenues this summer hosting concerts at Emerald Meadows, about 80 acres on the north end of the Howard Buford Park.
In 2 hours flat, volunteers put a roof over a pregnant woman's head for less than $500
After 12 hours of talks there was no breakthrough Wednesday and no new contract between teachers and the Eugene 4J School District.
Paul Vitus pilots the boat clear of the tangled mess of roots and branches in the Willamette River as John Miller spots an innertube trapped against the logjam.
On a frigid New Year's Day, Paul Burton credited the Egan Warming Center with saving his life. Six months later, he is off the streets - and on his way to a new life.
Doctors nationwide coming to RiverBend to learn artery unclogging CTO method
The controversial west Eugene EmX rapid bus route is about to move to a new phase: some actual work. But while engineers do their planning, project opponents are ready to file court appeals.
Business members and the Springfield Citizen's Advisory Committee spent Thursday night walking along Main St. charting the darkest sections of sidewalk and speculating on the best places for lights for a demonstration streetlight project they are working toward.
Megan McCombs started having severe headaches. Then her vision got blurry. At the ER, brain scans confirmed the news: the 24-year-old University of Oregon student suffered a stroke.
A new startup in Corvallis born from research at Oregon State University wants a share of the $120 billion flat panel TV industry.
Seventy years after their service in World War II, some Oregon veterans got another kind of homecoming Sunday.
The 14th annual Engineering Expo showcased 150 student projects at Oregon State University on Friday.
"I thank the Lord every day for the gift I've been given," says Eugene resident, Navy vet and liver transplant recipient Rod Fosback.
Vinyl records appear to be getting their groove back: U.S. sales last year were 18 percent above 2011.
A $4.3 million road project on Highway 126 starts next week to repair one of the most heavily traveled routes in the Eugene-Springfield area.
The PeaceJam Foundation of Denver, Colorado, coordinated workshops at Central Presbyterian Church in Eugene on Friday for just over 200 Willamette Valley middle and high school students.
Saturday marks a big step forward for the Eugene Mission near downtown and for homeless women seeking a better life.
Out of the rubble of vandalism, a west Eugene barber shop is back in business.
The first horseless carriage arrived in Oregon in 1899. Early motorists shared the dirt roads with horse-drawn buggies and pack animals. So in 1913, out of the mud came the Oregon State Highway Department, later renamed ODOT in 1969.
Eugene activist tries to file ballot initiative to repeal property tax break (Photo Gallery) (Video)
