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Brian Bull/KLCCA long summer weekend with good weather in the forecast means Oregonians will be flocking to the state’s rivers and lakes. Marine law enforcement officers say they’re planning extra patrols over the holiday to watch for impaired boat operators. -
Rachael McDonald/Oregon’s law that governs pretrial release is undergoing a major change.
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Note: this story has been updated to include the victim's age and ethnicity (Native American.) This morning, a Eugene woman was attacked with acid, for the second time in three months. -
People can turn in their illegal fireworks with no questions asked at events this weekend in Eugene and Springfield.
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The Eugene Police Department wants to know who is distributing the powerful psychedelic drug, LSD, to minors? Recent dangerous incidents in the downtown have prompted a public plea for tips.
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Former Lane County Sheriff Tom Turner will be honored during a memorial service Tuesday.
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This Saturday, students from across Eugene-Springfield will gather at the Wayne Morse federal courthouse to demand tougher gun restrictions and safer schools.
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Investigators and relatives are hoping a cash reward will help solve a 53-year-old Eugene area murder case.
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President Biden has nominated Natalie Wight for Oregon's U.S. Attorney. If confirmed, Wight would be the first African American and second Asian American to serve as Oregon’s U.S. Attorney. Wight currently heads the organized and violent crime section of the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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Scam emails pretending to be from PayPal have bilked several Eugeneans in recent weeks.
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4-J officials are assuring students and families that an incident with two young adults outside South Eugene High School has been addressed by Eugene Police.
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Citations related to loud and disruptive parties in the West University District were down this holiday weekend, according to Eugene Police.
