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With forecasts calling for another warm winter, concern about a second year of low snowpack arises.
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The court decision upholds Oregon’s recycling law that shifts recycling costs onto corporations.
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Oregon’s attorney general has closed the door on several potential criminal investigations into federal agents that were spurred by reports of alleged misconduct reported by Oregonians since last fall.
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The City of Roseburg has admitted that it failed to notify the public before a meeting of city councilors earlier this month.
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Lane County is undertaking a $17 million modernization of the Public Services Building's cooling and electrical systems in downtown Eugene.
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A six-mile stretch of the trail was closed after the new owner of the land declined access to hikers.
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PacWave is Oregon State University’s wave energy testing facility, where companies are able to test their prototype devices that create renewable energy from ocean waves.
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The Lane County Sheriff’s Office says it helped rescue a person Wednesday who was stuck on Mount Yoran southeast of Oakridge.
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Springfield School District made significant budget cuts to close an expected shortfall, including essentially eliminating Spanish dual immersion for older students. But, Springfield leaders are taking steps to restore some dual language immersion this school year.
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Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, millions of books have made it into the hands of children in Oregon.
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Wildfire season brings lingering stress. In this edition of KLCC's Oregon Ready, learn how turning fear into small, practical steps builds mental resilience and safety.
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Oregon State University has formally objected to its women’s basketball team unionizing, arguing players are not employees under state labor law.