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EWEB announces plan to build fish passage at Trail Bridge Dam by 2032

Fish passage at the site has been a topic of discussion since 2008, and prompted a lawsuit earlier this year.

Housing costs far outpacing wage growth in Oregon, report finds

A new state report has found housing prices have far outpaced wage growth in Oregon, leaving many unable to buy a home and struggling to pay rent.

A prototype for a single-wide unit, which will be 715 sq. ft. and cost around $65,000. Meanwhile, a double-wide unit is projected at $111,000 for 1,320 sq. ft.

New mobile homes are coming soon to Oregon, despite delays

After repeated delays, a Lane County nonprofit says it’s nearly ready to begin building mobile homes.

A fishy mystery: Why is the Willamette River seeing record numbers of coho salmon?

It’s a great time to go fishing in Western Oregon. But recent runs of coho salmon have set a record … and … spawned a mystery.

Lane County launches commercial food waste prevention program in Springfield

According to Lane County Waste Management, of all the tons of trash in our landfills—uneaten food is at the top of the list.

Dozens of people sat and played in the Ira Keller Fountain Park in Portland, June 28, 2021.

Tuesday is the first day of summer, and at last, here comes the sun in Oregon’s forecast

After an unusually wet spring, summer has arrived with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny skies and temperatures right around 80 degrees through much of the state Tuesday through Saturday.

Judge Deals Possible Blow To Pedal Power Timber Sale Near Springfield

A ruling last week by a magistrate judge may derail the Bureau of Land Management’s plans to log about 100 acres outside Springfield.The BLM plans to…

Crews work to remove debris and vehicles from I-5 today, after a morning crash led to a pileup.

Multi-vehicle crashes lead to fatality, closure of southbound I-5 in Linn County

A transportation official says about 60 vehicles got caught in a morning crash on I-5 today, with police confirming one fatality.

Lane County Official: McKenzie River Rebuilding Efforts Will Take Time

Rebuilding across the fire-ravaged areas of the McKenzie River Corridor proceeds at a modest pace. As one official pointed out to KLCC, residents face a…

City of Oakridge continues budget deliberations after proposed cuts to public safety services

Oakridge's budget took a new blow last week when city council members voted to discontinue the city’s public safety fee totaling $213,000 in annual revenue.

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