As drought grips Oregon, some water-use restrictions are possible

Judge orders bond release for murder defendant in bite-mark evidence case

No trial date has been set for Robert Wallace Lyons, who “from the very beginning has maintained his innocence,” a defense attorney said.

Grab and go at Eugene's new Japanese-style convenience store — oh, and try the onigiri

Dozo Ya offers prepared sandwiches, made-to-order onigiri, snacks and pantry items. The zero-seat eatery is open during the work week, ideal for folks in need of lunch on the go.

Woman sues Emeralds ball club and UO after baseball strikes her in face

The Eugene Emeralds and the University of Oregon are being sued for $500,000 for negligence after a woman from Arizona was struck in the face by a baseball that passed through the backstop safety net.

Man sentenced to more than 19 years in prison after pleading guilty to sex abuse

A 39-year-old man was sentenced Wednesday, July 15, to more than 19 years in prison for sexually abusing a child, the Lane County District Attorney’s Office said.

Springfield seeks feedback about library and museum services in community survey

The survey comes after the city’s most recent budget cut some library staff positions, leading to a reduction in hours and programming. The library and history museum say they will use the information to inform future priorities for programs and services.