Nathan Wilk
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KLCC
The City of Eugene announced Wednesday that the Eugene Clean Energy Fund has qualified for the November ballot
This week on Oregon On The Record:
Monday 8/03 - Oregon's richest companies force employees into Medicaid
Tuesday 8/04 - Surprise vote by Oregon city says no to data centers
Wednesday 8/05 - Reporting shows lies and distortions behind raw milk craze
Thursday 8/06 - Holt International of Eugene facing litigation
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Monday 8/03 - Oregon's richest companies force employees into Medicaid
Tuesday 8/04 - Surprise vote by Oregon city says no to data centers
Wednesday 8/05 - Reporting shows lies and distortions behind raw milk craze
Thursday 8/06 - Holt International of Eugene facing litigation
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Courtesy of Derek Lawrick
The Eugene Police Department is facing a lawsuit after an officer punched and tased a man during an arrest last year.
Courtesy of Oregon Health Authority
Trista Koch
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Pixabay
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Thousands in the Warm Springs reservation have been without power or clean water for nearly a week. As the government reopens they’re faced with rebuilding — even while the fire still burns. -
New research from Oregon State University uses AI-powered cameras to monitor and collect data on bumblebees. -
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Seventeen years ago the Port of Newport won a contentious bidding war that moved the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Pacific fleet operations center from Seattle to Newport. -
Several state lawmakers are calling on FEMA to reverse its denial of assistance for two wildfires in eastern and southern Oregon. -
The Oregon Marine Board voted unanimously Thursday to restrict the size of boat motors in a middle section of the Siletz River but delayed the new rule until after the fall salmon and winter steelhead seasons. -
The Eugene Warehouse District Art Hop marks its first anniversary on Saturday, celebrating a year of welcoming the public into artist workspaces and building a creative community. -
The City of Springfield has agreed to a $700,000 settlement with racial justice activists who sued over the city police’s response to a 2020 protest.
