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Following a consultant's report, advocates for a more vibrant downtown Eugene are using the holiday season to join together and put some new ideas in motion.

Law enforcement officials in Eugene announced Tuesday that through a collaboration between local and federal agencies, they've successfully disrupted a burglary ring targeting Asian Americans.

EWEB will use $2.2 million in grants to upgrade Eugene’s power infrastructure, protecting critical areas from wildfires, ice storms, and power outages.

The City of Eugene is the focus of a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of its park rules, on behalf of the local homeless population.

Last month, the City of Eugene launched a new "Stop the Spread" campaign effort--a COVID-19 messaging contest geared toward young adults, aged 14 to 30…

This past June we reported on a Eugene food truck going up against a Los Angeles-based challenger, as part of a new traveling contest series, “Burger…

As school districts prepare for impending state budget cuts, they’re trying to find ways to lower costs. Now, Eugene 4J is looking at reducing some of its…

Police said the incident could be tied to a burglary ring that has already targeted dozens of Asian business owners and families.

Hear an extended interview with Tyler Whitmire, field representative for the Oregon School Employees Association who negotiated a labor contract for…

U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden met with Eugene-area business owners on Friday at the Ninkasi Tasting Room to discuss a bipartisan tax relief bill that he says will benefit both families and businesses.