UO fraternity suspended until 2030 after hazing violations

BLM appeals a judge's order to halt logging project over old-growth protections

Public land managers and an industry group representing timber companies are asking a federal appeals court to overturn a ruling that vacated the Blue and Gold logging project southwest of Eugene.

After decades at the bench, an old-school jeweler steps back

Charles Beaudet knows exactly how an opal forms, why a digital ring design is going to snag your sweater, and why you shouldn't mix a fishing trip and an engagement ring. After a career spanning seven decades, the second-generation jeweler is officially retiring.

Families, staff worry proposed changes at Head Start will put a safety net at risk

Federally funded childcare for underserved children is facing rule changes, which the government says will result in more local decision-making, expanded access and less administrative burden. Local families and leaders say it will mean a downgrade in childcare quality for children who need more care and support than most.

Local riders tackle 5-day Cycle Oregon Rally, this year in southern Oregon

More than 450 people rode the annual Cycle Oregon Rally this year, tackling a route from Grants Pass to Ashland and back.

Body found in McKenzie River identified as woman who'd been reported missing

A 27-year-old Eugene woman reported missing has been identified as the person whose body was pulled Friday, Sept. 25, from the McKenzie River, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office said.