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The University of Oregon Police and Eugene Police departments are actively investigating the five reports, which are not believed to be related.
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After 43 years of helping law enforcement solve cold cases, Crime Stoppers of Oregon is shutting down as tip volume drops and the media landscape shifts.
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Repairing the vandalism to seven Oregon State Park restrooms along the coast in Lincoln County is expected to cost $100,000, the state agency announced Wednesday.
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The sentencing ends a massive investigation into animal abuse at a zoo in Coos County.
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Following a one-day threat closure in August, the Eugene YMCA completed safety training and environmental assessments with the Eugene Police Department.
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Oregon On The Record's host, goes inside - inside the Lane County Jail that is, to learn about how the institution operates and how it manages an inmate population that has a staggering amount of mental health challenges.
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An Otis man already accused by the state of stealing hundreds of thousands in donations for victims of Labor Day 2020 fires was indicted Tuesday by a Lincoln County grand jury on two counts of aggravated theft from the American Red Cross.
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The court decision upholds Oregon’s recycling law that shifts recycling costs onto corporations.
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Eugene Police tell KLCC that the alert was intended to go only to the area around a SWAT operation.
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Former SOU administrator Matthew Stillman faces six felony theft charges for allegedly stealing at least $15,000 from the university. Arraignment is set for Sept. 4.
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YMCA contacted Eugene Police, who investigated and made no arrests.
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On this edition we talk with Grace Chinowsky of Lookout Eugene/Springfield to talk about her recent article about how ICE deported the father of a Eugene family and the aftermath of a family ripped apart.