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Keith Griffiths/UnsplashFalls are the most common type of unintentional injury in the U.S. and the leading cause of accidental death. In winter, “slip and falls” increase—but older Oregonians are at risk of taking a serious fall throughout the year. -
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People in the unincorporated Lane County community of Mapleton are once again without running water. -
Recent winter storms have added another threat to drivers navigating Oregon roads: falling trees and branches.
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After two instances of Oregonians becoming stranded in the snow, law enforcement wants people to know how to prepare for winter travel.
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Eugene Police have identified the wrong-way driver in Saturday nights' crash on the Beltline.
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A crash caused by a wrong-way driver last night shut down all eastbound lanes of Eugene’s Beltline near the Coburg Road exit for two-and-a half hours.
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Eugene Springfield Fire has two new, state-of-the-art engines that’ll be put into action by month’s end.
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While many of the disruptions of the pandemic have eased this year, the surge in traffic fatalities is showing few signs of abating. Policymakers are trying a number of tactics to respond.
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The Burned Area Emergency Response or BAER report for the Cedar Creek Fire was recently completed. It’s an assessment of the damage and ongoing risks to the soil, water, cultural assets, and wildlife in the 127,000 acre burn area.
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After wildfire season ends in the Western U.S., those who lost their homes begin sifting through what’s left to recover as much as they can. After the McKinney Fire this past summer, a team of trained dogs and archeologists helped recover cremated remains left in urns that were lost in the fire.
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Outreach for survivors of the Mill Fire in Weed has been made more difficult by an ongoing lawsuit against the company alleged to have caused the fire.
