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Erick Njue died Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026 on Patterson Street and E. 22nd. On Feb. 5, 2026 signs are posted along the street to remind passersby.

After cyclist is killed on Patterson Street in Eugene, locals push for safety improvements

University of Oregon PhD student Erick Njue was killed on January 25 at Patterson and 22nd. Police say the investigation into the crash is still underway.

Eugene's White Bird Clinic Honored At White House On July 4th

The Executive Coordinator of White Bird Clinic was at the White House for its Independence Day celebration last Sunday. The Eugene-based outreach clinic…

Want A Seat At The Bar? Some Eugene Locales Require Vax Proof To Enter

Some restaurants and entertainment venues in Eugene are requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination before coming inside.Cerina Waterstone is a front of house…

Outside Eugene's Federal Courthouse, Protesters Denounce Trump's Firing Of AG Sessions

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Eugene federal courthouse tonight to decry President Trump’s firing of now former Attorney General Jeff…

Staff from St. Vincent de Paul were at the camp at Washington-Jefferson Park Tuesday to give residents information on the new Safe Sleep site.

City of Eugene offers alternative sleep site as it clears campers from park

Representatives from the City of Eugene and St. Vincent de Paul are reaching out to people who are camped at Washington-Jefferson Park this week.

Last-minute bill saves Leaburg Hatchery, funds Eugene YMCA construction

Supporters of the Leaburg Fish Hatchery are celebrating after lawmakers gave the facility a last-minute reprieve this weekend.The nearly 70-year-old…

Rep. Val Hoyle speaks to members of the press at Food For Lane County's Eugene warehouse.

Hoyle highlights cuts to SNAP, other social assistance during Eugene visit

Rep. Val Hoyle said Oregon will likely be hit harder than other states due to its high usage of programs.

Eugene Federal Building on March 5, 2025.

Eugene's Federal Building among those up for sale, according to government list

From courthouses to warehouses, the federal government is looking to unload 10 buildings from Eugene to Baker City.

After ice storm’s disruption, MLK Day March goes on in Eugene

Roughly a hundred people took to the streets Monday for a commemorative march honoring the civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr.

Oregon officials and victims' advocates gather in Eugene to discuss problem of human trafficking

Human trafficking awareness and prevention was the focus of a community discussion last Thursday at Eugene’s Hult Center. Among those attending were advocates for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.

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