Amy Brenneman
News InternAmy Brenneman is the 2019 Snowden Intern. She began working in the KLCC News Room June 24, 2019. She recently graduated from University of Oregon with a major in journalism and a minor in anthropology. She loves radio so much, she even made her undergraduate thesis an audio story about paranormal tourism in the United States.
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Oregon’s foster care system has more than a few issues, according to last year’s Secretary of State’s audit of the Department of Human Services. However,… -
The City of Eugene is asking people to submit name suggestions for three new streets in the Downtown Riverfront.This new neighborhood will connect… -
The hot and dry weather this week in Oregon is raising concerns about potential wildfire starts.National Weather Service meteorologist, Dave Elson, says… -
A program in Eugene is hoping to solidify the city as a hub for food and beverage manufacturing.Eugene’s Table is a third party organization that helps… -
On Thursday, nearly 20 employees with Eugene’s Pentagon Federal Credit Union picketed and delivered a petition against the company’s relocation of… -
Tomorrow’s third annual Willamette River Festival is adding several new events focusing on indigenous culture in the Willamette Valley.Michelle Emmons,… -
All trails at Howard-Buford Recreation Area are now open after temporary closures due to the Mount Pisgah fire. Visitors can access the Eastern Trailhead… -
A new student production at Lane Community College will focus on bringing issues around suicide out of the shadows. “Lighting the Darkness: Stories of… -
Campbell Community Center’s renovation and expansion will break ground tomorrow after its annual ice cream social.Improvements to the center come from the… -
Last week, a fire at Howard Buford Recreation area burned 51 acres of the east side of Mount Pisgah. The flame was sparked by a mower.Over the weekend,…
