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Courtesy of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife/Eight wolves have been fatally poisoned in Eastern Oregon and Oregon State Police are turning to the public to help them find whoever is responsible. -
Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office, Google MapsAuthorities have determined the identity of a child found in a forested area of Oregon, and arrested a couple in Michigan.
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Officials in Southern Oregon are trying to get more state funding to combat the explosion of illegal marijuana cultivation over the past year. -
The Eugene City Council Monday approved an ordinance that declares displaying a noose a crime of intimidation.
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Thieves have continued to swipe the devices from all makes of cars, at the chagrin of owners and law enforcement. There are some deterrents some auto shops can install, however.
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A look at the facts and statistics about bias incidents and crimes. How are law enforcement officers and prosecutors responding? What does the City of Eugene do to assist the victims? What strategies seem to help reduce the hate? Three professionals whose work focuses on these issues share their experience and insight.
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A federal law enforcement officer shot Donavan LaBella in the head with a crowd control munition on July 11, 2020 while LaBella was standing outside the federal courthouse in downtown Portland.
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Criminal defendants in Benton County are now getting a reminder phone call or text about their upcoming court dates.
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The Eugene Police say there have been about 15 burglaries from food and coffee carts over the past month.
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The FBI and EPD investigated a July 5, 2021 attack that deliberately targeted a gay man. A special agent says signs indicate it was premeditated and the accused also researched how to get away with murder.
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A SWAT Team successfully resolved a standoff in South Eugene last night. The suspect is being held at the Lane County Jail on charges including attempted assault in the first degree and unlawful use of a weapon.
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Veterans are being targeted with phone and online scams, often by con artists pretending to be with the VA or vet groups. A multi-agency partnership is helping protect soldiers from these schemes.
