Julia Boboc
Reporting fellowJulia Boboc is a reporting fellow for KLCC. She joined the station in the summer of 2025 as an intern through the Charles Snowden Program for Excellence in Journalism. She is a journalism and linguistics student at the University of Oregon, originally from Texas. She hopes to use her experience in audio to bring stories about humanity and empathy to the airwaves.
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Voters in three Deschutes County fire districts are being asked to decide on levies that could fund emergency staffing and cut response times. -
In the May 19 primary, voters in Corvallis are being asked to decide on various changes to the city’s charters. -
In 2024, Oregon saw the highest rate of work zone crashes and fatalities in five years. -
After visiting the Leaping Lamb Farm in 2003, Scottie fell in love with the weather, the idea of growing her own food and the barn. -
A cultural festival and resource fair part of the Day Without an Immigrant Campaign was held in Eugene Monday. Community organizations set up tables along the perimeter of Eugene’s Farmers Market Pavilion, as residents collected stickers, flyers and resource brochures. -
Velella velella, also known as “By-The-Wind-Sailors,” are a colonial hydroid species that look like small blue jellyfish. Every year, they wash up on the coast thanks to strong winter winds. -
The Valley River Center mall in Eugene announced Wednesday it will begin site work for a DICK’s House of Sport this spring. -
Over 50 men make up The Eugene Gleemen, an all-male chorus that’s been an institution in the area for a century. -
The protest was organized as a last-minute response to the United States and Israeli attacks on the country Saturday morning. -
The bridge that connects Autzen Stadium to Prefontaine’s Trail will be closed until late March for resurfacing.
