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Lyllye Reynolds-Parker, a well-loved member of the Eugene community died Thursday night. The news was shared by her niece in a Facebook post.

Crews dismantled a metal fence around Eugene's federal building following a judge's order, ending a two-month barrier that activists argued obstructed free speech.

A vacant historic building near downtown Eugene could become a hotel and arts space. The City Council will get an update on the steam plant project at its Monday work session.

Last fall’s jewelry heist at the famed Louvre Museum rocked the art world. Turns out, downtown Eugene’s seen its own share of art theft in recent months.

A monument honoring Eugene’s five founding Black families is being created to be placed in Alton Baker Park this fall. The sculpture was revealed Friday at Reinmuth Foundry with descendants of the families present.

Date of meeting: January 15, 2014Air Date: February 10, 2014 ELECTORAL REFORM IN OREGONGuest Speaker: Kate Brown, Oregon Secretary of StateThe City Club…

The Eugene City Council Monday approved restrictions on fireworks.The council voted to limit the days when fireworks can be set off. They can be used only…

In June, the City of Eugene put a moratorium on glyphosate a common ingredient found in herbicides such as Roundup.Recent studies have shown this…

Eugene Opera is reinventing itself, after canceling half of its previous season due to financial difficulties. New executive director Erika Rauer [rhymes…

Democratic Governor Kate Brown, Republican Bud Pierce and Independent Cliff Thomason debated Thursday, October 6th at Churchill High School in Eugene. The…