Changing attitudes, rising city costs and the experience of a neighboring city have brought marijuana back into the conversation in Sutherlin. Ten years after city leaders prohibited marijuana businesses, voters will decide whether it’s time to lift the ban.

A two-structure fire on 18th Avenue in Sweet Home damaged a home and garage, leaving one firefighter injured. Overgrown conditions slowed crews during the response.

The two candidates are familiar political opponents.

The waiver was requested by the property owner’s attorney, and the owner made large donations to the campaigns of multiple commissioners and a current challenger.

The state could kill up to 350 barred owls in the Elliott State Research Forest over the coming year, as federal agencies also kill the invasive bird.

The University of Oregon Police and Eugene Police departments are actively investigating the five reports, which are not believed to be related.

Twin Oaks Elementary teacher Mary Riggs was named Teacher of the Year by local veterans organizations for her work educating students on the U.S. flag and veteran honor.

Oakshire Brewing will cease operations after 20 years, closing taprooms in Portland, Springfield, and Eugene as Oregon's craft beer industry faces rising costs and shifting consumer market trends.

Eugene saw its 17th-wettest September on record with 2.76 inches of rain and temperatures 3.2 degrees cooler than normal—the first below-average September since 2019.

City workers in Corvallis have declared their intent to strike next month if they can’t reach a deal on a new contract.