Officials from the Oregon Department of Forestry and the Lane Fire Defense Board are reminding residents that fire season is not over, and backyard burning is still prohibited.

Willamette Pass Resort doubled its snowmaking inventory and added 70 acres of covered terrain ahead of the 2026-27 season to build a more consistent ski year.

The City of Eugene is moving forward with plans to clean up contaminated soil at Trainsong Park, with remediation expected to take place next summer.

St. Vincent de Paul and HOPE Homes added 10 energy-efficient, factory-built housing units for roughly $100,000 each at Saginaw Mobile Home Park in Lane County.

A potential strike by classified employees at Oregon’s seven public universities has been averted.

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.

After years of work, city leaders are hoping to approve a map before a looming Jan. 1 deadline.

The Corvallis City Council has decided to delay decision-making on new taxes until the next council is elected. In the meantime, the council is holding town halls to gain community input about the potential new taxes.

University of Oregon researchers have a new study that says the mobile crisis counseling service CAHOOTS – Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets— diverted far more calls from the Eugene Police Department than first thought.

Oregon quarterback Dante Moore left the Coliseum field in an ambulance and wearing a neck brace after the Heisman Trophy candidate was hit roughly by Southern California linebacker Desman Stephens during a slide in the second quarter. Stephens’ hit resulted in his ejection and sparked a melee on the field while Moore was receiving immediate medical attention. The Ducks quarterback is an expected high pick in the next NFL draft. Oregon beat USC 41-27, and the Ducks were thrilled about an important win while also concerned about Moore and furious at Stephens.