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(Note: Press firmly on the play button if you have trouble activating the audio.)This is Sandy Brown Jensen, and you’re listening to Viz City, KLCC’s arts…

The son of a community garden caretaker found murdered in Springfield last week says the family still wants answers from authorities. Evin Marshall said…

Cycling on Lane County’s rural roads can be challenging and dangerous. Now officials are rolling out their first-ever Bicycle Master Plan to address that issue.

KLCC News has been recognized with five 2021 Regional Edward R. MurrowAwards by the Radio Television Digital News Association. This is the most KLCC has…

An Umpqua Community College softball player and a coach have been killed when their team bus was hit by a pickup. Oregon State Police say the driver of the truck crossed a center line and crashed head-on into the bus Friday night in Coos County.

The University of Oregon reopens historic University and Villard Halls after $96M in seismic upgrades, modernizing the 19th-century buildings with HVAC, accessibility improvements, and dedicated space for Cinema Studies and math classes.

Lane County Public Health has announced it’s temporarily closing the community vaccine clinic in the Valley River Center starting Monday.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has appointed two new judges to Lane County’s Circuit Court.

KLCC has received one of its best showings in recent memory at the Public Media Journalists Association (PMJA) conference, which was held this past week in Seattle. The station won three first place awards and one second place award in total for Division C, in a national contest that saw over 1,500 entries.

Springfield residents and business owners have mixed feelings about the proposed 0.1% tax that would affect both employers and employees.