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It's uncommon for athletes to compete and excel in two professional sports, especially ones as punishing as football or sprint hurdles. But a Seattle-born speedster who ran track and played football at the University Oregon is now attempting that rare feat.

This week, Oregon Department of Transportation crews are doing overnight work on I-5 north of Beltline at milepost 196 in Eugene.

Eugene's 52nd Butte to Butte race on July 4 will close major South Eugene and downtown streets starting at 6:00 a.m. LTD is offering express shuttle service.

The Museums for All access program is expanding in Eugene. Participating arts and cultural sites offer discounted or free entry to individuals and families with an Oregon Trail card.

Eugene is receiving $90,000 in grant money. The Mozilla Foundation – the non-profit arm of Firefox – is providing the funds, for what it calls “tech for…

Eugene Mayor Lucy Vinis delivered her final State of the City Address Monday evening. On stage at the Hult Center, she reflected on Eugene’s recent investments in housing and public safety, as well as its path forward on climate change.

A member of a group charged with burglarizing the homes of Asian-American business owners in Eugene, and other communities across the Northwest, has pleaded guilty.

The City of Eugene is collaborating with recycling nonprofit, BRING, to pilot a sustainability program.

Thursday is the one year anniversary of the tragic death of a well-loved Eugene community member.

Eugene Springfield Fire will separate into two fire departments, ending their 16-year-long consolidation.