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Data centers are water and electricity hogs, and a new study provides details on what it costs Oregon to continue to seek them out. OPB's Kyra Buckley joins the show to explain.
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Ohio-based LED manufacturer Stratacache is selling the former SK Hynix building in west Eugene after five years of ownership and supposed renovations.
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The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency is proposing changes to asbestos cleanup rules for non-resident property owners, contractors, and post-disaster cleanup. They want property owners and contractors to give input.
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Losses over the last two years have been largest in the manufacturing sector, though its losses have slowed in recent months.
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Six years after the Holiday Farm Fire, Blue River’s Melanie Stanley is fighting permit delays and county bureaucracy to rebuild historic Meyer’s General Store.
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The store will continue to sell used books, new and used vinyl records and other music gear, but will add new books and other items.
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Residents of Culver, Oregon say they’re tired of the 20-minute minimum round-trip drive to buy fresh produce.
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Susie Yancey Papé, a board member of the Eugene-based Papé Group and longtime philanthropist, died Aug. 21 at age 76.
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Oregon was the first U.S. state to launch an extended producer responsibility (EPR) law for packaging. Recycling Partnership experts explain how it works and a key court ruling.
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The Plaza in downtown Corvallis has transformed a former JC Penney into a community space featuring cafes, art studios, event spaces, and local business offices.
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Connected Lane County, Ophelia's Place and A Family for Every Child launch Eugene's Youth Hub, offering career training, mental health support and basic-needs resources for local youth.
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KLCC's Oregon on the Record talks with CAMP founder Johannah Johnson-Weinberg about free veterinary care and pet retention services for unhoused pet owners across Central Oregon.