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Large green pine tree and raised bank of green grass follow the banks of a pond.

BLM announces planned destruction of Lane County dam

The Bureau of Land Management has unveiled its plan to take down a rural Lane County dam after deeming it a public safety risk.

UO Students To Hold Online Youth Climate Summit

As Earth Day approaches, the organization OSPIRG Students is hosting online events for Youth Earth Week to encourage sustainable living. University of…

Civil War Basketball: Sabrina and No. 4 Ducks Face Strong No. 7 Beavers

“The Hottest Player in College Basketball is Named Sabrina.” That was the headline for an article this week in the Wall Street Journal, detailing the rise…

Rainy early weekend, then warm temps for Sunday & Monday

The National Weather Service is predicting more “springlike” weather for our region after what’s termed a weak atmospheric river.

UO’s Jaida Ross is excited to compete in Paris and absorb the experience

University of Oregon field athlete Jaida Ross is headed to the Olympics this week.

Inside a track and field stadium, the text "World Record" lights up a big screen.

Saturday’s Prefontaine Classic features former Ducks on the track and on the field

The Prefontaine Classic track and field meet is back to Memorial Day weekend this year, after serving as the Diamond League final last September.

Tens of thousands of guests from 200 countries will be eating, shopping and sleeping in Eugene while attending the World Athletics Championships at Hayward Field. Visitors will also be adding to the wastewater that will be tested for several viruses.

NCAA Track & Field Championships: Ross shines in shot put

University of Oregon's Jaida Ross won gold Thursday with a 19.57m/64-2.5 throw.

Oregonian bird watchers wanted! The Great Backyard Bird Count has begun

Fans of feathered friends, take note – a global survey of all things fowl and beaked begins today (2/17), and scientists want your help.

Members of the Ashland City Council in a meeting in March 2023

Ashland moves forward with electrification ordinance

Ashland will develop a new ordinance banning the use of fossil fuels in new home construction. A local youth environmental group has been pressuring the council to do this for months.

Harsh Weather Leaves Blood In Short Supply Across Pacific Northwest

Recent extreme weather and other factors have caused a blood shortage across the Pacific Northwest. As KLCC’s Brian Bull reports, demand for donors is…

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