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Courtesy of CandidatesVal Hoyle is running for a third term representing Oregon’s 4th District in Congress, saying she hopes to be a part of a blue wave that will hold the Trump administration accountable. An opponent in the Democratic primary, Melissa Bird, said the district needs a new, bolder voice who has directly experienced the impacts of this administration’s policies. -
Photos courtesy of the candidatesOregon State Sen. Cedric Hayden has been barred from seeking reelection after joining a legislative walkout two years ago. On May 19, Republican voters in Senate District 6 will choose their nominee to replace him.
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A section of Eugene’s Alton Baker Park will be closed Friday, May 1, while the city does tree work.
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Sandy Brown Jensen explores the vast horizons and piercing "circular gazes" of the 20th Annual Emerald Spring Exhibition, now showing at the Emerald Art Center. -
Lane Fire Authority is asking voters to approve a 20-cent increase to the expiring levy, bringing the total to 55 cents per $1,000 in assessed property value. If it passes, Lane Fire Authority would be able to maintain services, as well as add two firefighters and modular living quarters at the Spencer Creek station. -
This May, Democratic voters will choose their candidate for the Benton County Board of Commissioner’s Position 1. -
'Defies logic:' U.S. District judge fumes over testimony on day three of PeaceHealth trial in EugeneWednesday was the third day of testimony in U.S. District Court over PeaceHealth’s plans to transition emergency staffing from Eugene Emergency Physicians to one created by Georgia-based ApolloMD. During testimony from the defense, there were some tensions in the courtroom. -
It comes after the City of Eugene granted a "right-of-way permit" that allows temporary lane closures in the area of the building. -
Incumbent Jennifer Yeh faces off against challenger Tom Stedman in the northeast Eugene ward. -
A lack of snow could eventually lead to reduced levels of water in the state’s rivers and lead to reduced access to water for some. -
Voters in three Deschutes County fire districts are being asked to decide on levies that could fund emergency staffing and cut response times. -
With just over two weeks to go before the May primary election, ballots are being shipped to Oregonians’ doorsteps. Wednesday marks the first day ballots can be mailed.
