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The children's section at the downtown Eugene Public Library. Students on Eugene's outskirts who are home schooled, or go to charter school, could soon be eligible for free library cards.

Eugene is spending less per resident now than it did before the recession - and is about to make more cuts

The city of Eugene says it has fewer per capita staff now than it did before the Great Recession - and it's about to make more cuts.

Well-known Eugene woman dies after being hit by out-of-control driver at Amazon Park

A woman in her 70s was hit and killed while on a run Wednesday morning when a driver lost control of his vehicle and drove onto the Amazon Trail bark path.

The Peace Dome as seen in 2014, in Hiroshima, Japan. This structure is preserved as it was found in 1945, as a reminder of what an atomic bomb can do.

Peace and anti-nuclear activists will honor victims of atomic weapons and radiation this weekend in Eugene's Alton Baker Park

This Saturday in Eugene, peace activists will mark the 77th anniversary of the dropping of atomic bombs on Japan.

‘Nobody likes it:’ Educators, students share concerns as Eugene 4J budget proposal moves ahead

The Eugene School District 4J budget committee unanimously passed its 2026-27 funding proposal during its final meeting Wednesday night.

Storefront of Dizzy Dean's Donuts in West Eugene.

Furor erupts against Eugene donut shop after video of owner confronting homeless woman goes viral

A Eugene donut shop owner is in hot water after reportedly drenching a homeless woman this weekend.

Eugene 4J Superintendent Andy Dey has agreed to mutually separate with the district.

After complaints of bullying and retaliation, Eugene 4J School Board votes to mutually separate with its superintendent

On Wednesday night, the school board unanimously voted to mutually end its relationship with its superintendent and start the search for an interim leader.

Tana Shepard hands salmon fry out to students who will release them into a pond where they can make their way into the Willamette River.

Eugene 4J students raise salmon fry to learn about the life cycle of an iconic Oregon animal

The annual project aims to teach children about a variety of topics from science to Native American history.

In this May 10, 2026 photo from the evidence introduced with the Temporary Restraining Order, volunteers from Cascadia Wildlands examine a tree stump reportedly in the area of the Blue and Gold Project west of Yoncalla.

Environmental groups seek restraining order, claim old-growth trees near Eugene were illegally cut

The lawsuit claims that the cutting of these old-growth trees is against federal rules, and that a defendant had promised a judge the trees would not be cut.

Eugene 4J releases most significant phase of budget cuts, scaling back support for students, teachers

The proposal includes scaling back summer school, college readiness and some online programs as well as cuts to classified, licensed and administrative jobs to help close a $30 million gap.

Tear gas and pepper spray deployed, multiple people detained and injured during anti-ICE protests in Eugene

Witnesses told KLCC that some protesters had been pepper-sprayed and some had been taken inside the building.

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