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Scores in math, science and English language arts all went up for the first time post-pandemic.
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The Comics Art Festival of Eugene takes over 5th Street Market on Saturday, Oct. 4, featuring 40+ comic artists, panels, workshops, zines, and graphic novels for all ages.
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Oregon Rep. Val Hoyle blames Republicans and the Trump administration for the government shutdown, accusing them of targeting blue states and risking healthcare access in Oregon. Sen. Merkley warns rural hospitals could suffer.
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Dive into the serenity of the Lan Su Chinese Scholar Garden with photographer Carol Isaak's exhibit, "SEASONS: LAN SU GARDEN" at the Dot Dotson Gallery. Discover how Isaak's contemplative photos capture the garden's beauty year-round. Featuring details on the October 3rd Opening Reception and the October 19 Artists' Talk/Book Signing at the Emerald Art Center.
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Protests continued Tuesday outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office at the Federal Building in Eugene.
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A group of 60 Oregon veterans got a tour of the nation’s capital this past weekend as part of the ongoing “Honor Flight” series. One shared his experience with KLCC.
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Oregon lawmakers held a hearing on President Trump’s order for the first time Tuesday
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The lawmakers pushed for $300 million over 10 years to ensure Oregon is prepared for a seismic event.
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By the fall of next year, Oregon State University’s new wave-energy testing facility off the coast of Newport could be kicking out its first volts of electricity as companies begin testing devices capable of harnessing the powerful wave energy.
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A 17-year-old from Albany has been missing for four months.
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University Park in Eugene is getting some work done.
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Oregon National Guard begins mobilizing troops for Portland deployment under President Trump’s order, amid legal pushback from state leaders and growing concern over federal intervention in local protests.