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UO sues former Ducks football player who left team before ’25 season ended
Dakoda Fields later transferred to the University of Oklahoma. The lawsuit, alleging breach of contract, seeks $10,000 and offers a glimpse into how UO deals with a student who exits a team while…
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5mEverything you need to know about the Nov. 3 election in Lane County
What’s turnout looking like? How do you vote if you haven’t yet? What are the races to watch?
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13m‘These are my brothers’: South’s football season ends with a big win — and questions
South Eugene's junior varsity season — an attempt to rebuild the school's football program — ended with a winning record. But coach Eric Scott and his players will have to wait for next season to see if this year's work pays off.
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2mMan sentenced to more than 40 years for sexually assaulting two unhoused women
A 52-year-old man was sentenced Monday, Nov. 2, to more than 40 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting two unhoused women in 2024, the Lane County District Attorney’s office said in a news release.
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2mBend man charged with luring a minor after messaging Eugene police detective
A 40-year-old Bend man has been arrested after police say he sent inappropriate photos and attempted to meet someone he thought was a Eugene teenager under 16 years old, but who really was a police detective.
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19mLargely unregulated, online schools siphon money from Oregon public education
The state sends hundreds of millions of dollars to for-profit virtual schools that have poor graduation rates and little oversight. For those districts that sponsor the schools, it's brought in a lot of revenue.