LRAPA raises pollution fees on businesses to close budget shortfall 

Remembering 9/11: They live here now, but 25 years ago, they were in the midst of it.

Millions of Americans woke up on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, turned on their televisions and absorbed the reality that the country was under attack. These nine Lane County residents didn’t view that day’s events on a screen; they lived them in New York and Washington, D.C. Here are their stories.

Looking Glass plans a secure inpatient behavioral health facility for youth in Eugene

The nonprofit social service provider has won a grant to create a 12-bed facility, which is expected to start accepting youth in June 2027.

Eugene bike nonprofit Shift working to raise $75,000 after losing grant

Shift Community Cycles’s youth-facing educational programming is in jeopardy after the nonprofit lost a major source of revenue. The Eugene nonprofit has laid off staff and paused programs such as family rides and bike buses.

Police release name of woman they say died under suspicious circumstances

Eugene police are investigating after a 51-year-old woman was discovered dead near West 11th Avenue and Seneca Road early Wednesday, Sept. 9.

Rain or shine: What to know if you’re going to the Springfield Block Party

With rain in the forecast, Block Party organizers say that unless it is unsafe to do so, the party will go on.