Fire at Blair Boulevard restaurant prompts arson investigation

Eugene Pride cancels rally and march, citing double standard for police enforcement 

Eugene Pride organizers shared a statement late Sunday night about the decision to cancel this year’s rally and march, citing the Eugene Police Department’s guidance “that if anything happened, it would be on us.” The committee organizing the rally and march refused to file a permit, citing distrust of EPD.

Kotek to appoint federal prosecutor to Lane County Circuit Court

Nathan J. Lichvarcik, a longtime criminal law attorney with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Eugene, will be appointed a Lane County Circuit Court judge, Gov. Tina Kotek said Monday, June 22.

Judge grants activists’ request to open plaza, orders removal of fence at Eugene Federal Building

A temporary fence must be moved to open more of the building’s plaza, but details of when and how the barrier must be altered had yet to be decided Monday morning.

Duplex fire forces west Eugene residents from homes

Firefighters battled a two-alarm blaze Sunday, June 21, that forced residents from their duplex homes near West Broadway Avenue and Grant Street in West Eugene, Eugene Springfield Fire said in a news release.

You can join Oregon's fight for universal healthcare | Letter to the editor

Our healthcare should not be up for debate every four years. Decisions about our health should come from doctors, not corporations looking to make a profit. Families shouldn’t go bankrupt because someone gets injured or sick. People in rural communities should have access to the same care at the same price as people who live […]