Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Projected budget deficit takes center stage at UO trustees meeting
About 400 fewer out-of-state students are expected to enroll at University of Oregon next autumn, compared to this past fall, a trend that is part of the reason for the projected budget shortfall.
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6mThurston explodes for rivalry football win over Springfield
The Colts dove into their playbook and four players threw passes as they took down previously undefeated Springfield.
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3mDefendant in fatal Springfield stabbing faces two more murder charges in hit-and-run
Edgar Solorio Lopez is now charged in connection with the deaths of Randy and Pam Fultz, who were walking when they were struck twice by an SUV on Sixth Street in Springfield.
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8mCity plans $1.2 million Trainsong Park cleanup to cap โ not haul โ toxic soil
Eugene plans to use money from a federal grant to cap dioxin-contaminated soil at the park. A city official says the J.H. Baxter plant has been ruled out as a source of the pollution, but state regulators say only that the source is unknown and no link can be proven.
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2mEugene police investigating reported sexual assault at Alton Baker Park
A woman told Eugene police a man she encountered at Alton Baker Park sexually assaulted her Thursday, Sept. 24.
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3mFormer Hynix factory in west Eugene is listed for sale
The property at 1830 Willow Creek Circle has been sold three times since Hynix shut down operations. The current owner is Stratacache, an Ohio-based digital sign company.