Judge says he won't reconsider order to remove federal building fence

From salmon to hippies, from Marché to taco trucks, raise a glass to one rich local food culture

Food is a portrait of the American dream and the American struggle. As the United States commemorates its semiquincentennial, we traced the iconic foods and culinary figures that have shaped Eugene and Lane County — in the past 250 years and beyond.

Eugene company supplies shelters, other gear to aid groups after Venezuela quakes

Deployed Logix has clients worldwide, from Poland to Papua New Guinea. Their tents and other supplies help disaster-stricken areas. 

Recovery continues for two injured in Skinner Butte shooting

Two people who police said sustained serious injuries in a June 20 shooting near Skinner Butte Park continue to recover, a Eugene police spokesperson said Tuesday, June 30.

2 more Springfield school administrators file notice to sue district, board members

Brett Yancey and Dustin Reese’s January tort claim notice echoes former superintendent and assistant superintendent’s threat to sue board members, contending that board members retaliated against them.

Appeals court pauses federal building fence removal until other options are considered

The ruling comes after temporary stays were granted in response to two earlier emergency motions filed by government attorneys on behalf of the General Services Administration. The order effectively halts a July 2 deadline for fence removal previously set by a federal district judge.