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 graduate from the University of Oregon and an award-winning audio storyteller. She hopes to use her experience in audio to bring stories about humanity and empathy to the airwaves.
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Following two failed property tax levies, the Lane Fire Authority is cutting two peak-hour ambulances and reducing community safety training programs. -
After community members and organizations expressed concerns about the street’s safety and recent traffic fatalities, the city is piloting a project that will remove one travel lane to add a bicycle and bus lane. -
Community members in Eugene have planned an unofficial Pride rally and march for Saturday morning. -
Eugene Pride has announced that their annual march from Kesey Square will be cancelled. -
The University of Oregon is set to break ground for a new Child Behavioral Health Building in Portland on Thursday.
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Just days before, an eaglet fell from the nest onto a lower branch of the tree. That’s when the Cascades Raptor Center heard from community members that the bird might need help. -
Four months after University of Oregon doctoral student Erick Njue was killed biking across Patterson Street, community members are putting up signs along the road. -
This year, an invasive species specialist at the Oregon Department of Forestry found a matured ash borer in early May. -
On Wednesday, local officials and community members joined to commemorate the victims and discuss safety plans. -
Voters in three Deschutes County fire districts are being asked to decide on levies that could fund emergency staffing and cut response times.
