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Three Local Non-Profits Receive $90,000 Grant

Three local non-profits – Beyond Toxics, Eugene-Springfield NAACP and NOWIA Unete Farm Worker Advocacy Center - have received a two year grant from the Collins Foundation.

Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen Dies At 65

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UO Breaks Ground on Black Cultural Center

The University of Oregon broke ground Friday on a new Black Cultural Center. It’s the result of protests by black students on campus three years ago.

FAA Reauthorization Regulates Drones

The Curtain Rises On The Very Little Theatre's 90th Season

Pompeo Arrives In Saudi Arabia To Discuss Khashoggi Disappearance

By Emily Sullivan • 4 minutes ago

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has arrived in Saudi Arabia after being dispatched by President Trump to meet with members of the royal court amid growing international tension over the disappearance of prominent Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Pompeo met on Tuesday with King Salman bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud in the Saudi capital and financial hub of Riyadh.

"Thank you for accepting my visit on behalf of President Trump," Pompeo said on meeting the king. Details of the meeting were not immediately made public.

Determining Who Is A Cherokee Is More Than DNA, Hoskin Says

By editor • 19 minutes ago

U.S. Officials Haven't Yet Confirmed What Happened To Khashoggi

By Michele Kelemen • 19 minutes ago

Officials At The U.S. Embassy In Canberra Apologize For Email Invitation

By editor • 1 hour ago

Roughly 100 Cats Have Been Flown Out Of Hurricane-Ravage Florida

By editor • 1 hour ago

Oops — Ignore That Email Invitation To A Cookie Monster Cat Party, U.S. Embassy Says

By Emily Sullivan • 2 hours ago

The U.S. Embassy in Australia issued a lighthearted apology on Monday for an invitation to a "cat pajama-jam" featuring a photo of a cat dressed as the Sesame Street character Cookie Monster that was accidentally sent out by email.

The email, reportedly sent from the State Department, featured some Latin text and an RSVP button to the event, according to The Australian Associated Press.

Washington Catholic Archdiocese Names 31 Priests 'Credibly Accused' Of Sexual Abuse

By Emily Sullivan • 2 hours ago

The Catholic archdiocese of Washington, D.C., has released a list of 31 clergymen who have been "credibly accused" of abusing children over a decades-long period — a move that comes just days after Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Archbishop Cardinal Donald Wuerl for allegedly covering up sexual abuse in the Church.

Bob Uecker Hopes To See Brewers In Another World Series

By editor • 2 hours ago

When Asked About Missing Journalist, Trump Cites Saudi King's Denial

By Tamara Keith • 2 hours ago

NPR Poll: Rural Americans Are Worried About Addiction And Jobs, But Remain Optimistic

By Joe Neel & Alison Kodjak • 2 hours ago

Rural Americans are preoccupied with the problems of opioid and drug addiction in their communities, citing it as a worry on par with concerns about local jobs and the economy, according to a new poll from NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

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