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Corbin Henderson/Lebanon Fire DistrictA fire that began in the afternoon of Aug. 8 near Lebanon, Ore. was extinguished later that evening. -
Rebecca Hansen-White/KLCCLane County officials are exploring whether to locate a waste and recycling diversion facility, the CleanLane project, at Short Mountain Landfill. The group of garbage haulers that helped block the county’s permit for its first-choice location is fighting this site too.
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An Oregonian with deep ties to state politics is slated to be the head of the federal Indian Health Service. -
Two Eugene homes damaged in a Moon Mountain landslide are back on the market following repairs, even as a lawsuit against homebuilder MonteVista remains open. -
According to the Klamath County Sheriff’s Office, Jason Ensign, of Klamath Falls, was operating a dozer helping fire crews in the Yahwee Plateau area. -
The Thursday evening incident happened at 6th and G Streets. -
The company will lay off 43 workers as part of the relocation, and is already hiring in its new location. -
The fire sparked Friday about 13 miles southeast of Bend and quickly grew to nearly 300 acres in size. -
Oregon is lowering electric vehicle rebate amounts and capping individual limits so more residents can access clean car funding through November 2026. -
Endangered northwestern pond turtles arrived at the Oregon Zoo -
The City of Eugene is continuing its push to make streets safer by lowering speed limits across several neighborhoods. -
Eugene Weekly officially has a new owner: its longtime editor, Camilla Mortensen.
