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Lane County sheriff warns of telephone scams involving warrants, jury duty
Scammers identifying themselves as employees of the Lane County Sheriff’s Office continue to target community members — and people still are being fooled by the ruse.
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9mAs distance running booms across the country, Eugene Marathon reaps the benefits
Demand for entry to road races is higher than ever. With registration reopening Sept. 1 for the 2027 Eugene Marathon, half-marathon and 5K, race director Ian Dobson talks about the growth of the event and urges area athletes: Sign up now.
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5mFive things to know about Oregon’s record wildfire season
Brush and grass, not timber, have been the primary fuel for 1.8 million of the record 2.5 million acres burned in 2026 in Oregon. And nearly half of this year's wildfires were caused by humans.
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5mWillamette football lacks rhythm in season-opening loss to Lake Oswego
The defending state champion Lakers looked the part in dismantling the Wolverines in the season opener for both squads.
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3mTurnovers make the difference as Thurston edges Sheldon
5A Thurston used a Leofatu Filipe pick-six to ruin 6A Sheldon's home opener, 20-17.
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3mTraining event teaches people how to respond to someone in crisis; more sessions planned
After being passed over by the city of Eugene to replace CAHOOTS, Willamette Valley Crisis Care pivots, looking to help educate the public and find ways it can help the overburdened emergency workers.