Rachael McDonald
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KLCC
A local social justice organization is selling its Eugene headquarters. But it’s not going away.
Kathryn Styer Martínez / OPB
This week on Oregon On The Record:
Monday 8/4 – Gerrymandering prisoners in Oregon
Tuesday 8/5 – Tsunami preparedness
Wednesday 8/6 – Oregon cities feeling pressure on DEI
Thursday 8/7 – USL soccer coming to Eugene
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Monday 8/4 – Gerrymandering prisoners in Oregon
Tuesday 8/5 – Tsunami preparedness
Wednesday 8/6 – Oregon cities feeling pressure on DEI
Thursday 8/7 – USL soccer coming to Eugene
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Springfield Police
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SPD
Police said the suspect "brandished two knives" and that the officers received "significant injuries."
Willamette National Forest
Rebecca Hansen-White
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KLCC
More local news from KLCC
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Rep. Val Hoyle said Oregon will likely be hit harder than other states due to its high usage of programs. -
In a split vote, Deschutes County commissioners appointed Capt. Ty Rupert to replace embattled Sheriff Kent van der Kamp. -
This marks the 35th lawsuit the state has filed against the Trump administration since Dan Rayfield entered office. -
The declaration is tied to an upcoming deep drawdown of the Detroit Lake Reservoir, which is set to take place next fall, by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. -
USL Eugene will begin play in third-division USL League One next summer at Civic Park. -
Now, the town is still moving forward with construction at the WAC with their leftover funds. According to city officials, the center has the potential to be a centerpoint of the town that offers any and all services again. -
When it comes to arcade games like pinball, there's the stereotype of a young man at the controls. But a local chapter of an international pinball league is flipping the narrative by creating a safe space for women and gender minorities. -
As of Monday evening, the Piper Fire was roughly 20 acres and was not threatening any populated areas. -
Earlier this month the Department of Land Conservation and Development published a set of proposed rules. Farm conservation groups say the goal is to preserve farmlands' primary function — to grow crops and livestock. But some farmers said the newly released changes did the opposite of helping. -
The City of Eugene is considering a new policy that would prevent pet owners from tying up their dogs in public parks.
