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Hear excerpts from three new albums, each telling a distinctly different American story — from a Toscanini-obsessed symphonic fantasy to a special preview of a majestic symphony of clashing cultures.

He's been at the forefront of contemporary music and conducting for more than half a century. Marking his 85th birthday this spring, a number of new Boulez CDs and DVDs have been released. Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz reviews three of the latest.

Within a half hour Eugene police officers responded to three phone calls of pets left in hot cars Tuesday evening. Police and animal services receive…

NPR's A Martinez speaks with Eugene Cho, president of Bread for the World, about how the tumult at the U.S. Agency for International Development is affecting efforts to fight global food insecurity.

On this edition we talk with exchange students. Iruna Chopuk is from Ukraine who stayed with a host family in Eugene, and Renata Russell, a Eugenian who studied in France. We also speak with Paul Primak, an adult volunteer with American Field Services (AFS) which helps manage the program.

The Eugene shop’s new owners talk about taking over, the switch from employee to owner, and how bicycle shops are doing in the current economic climate.

Meeting: Friday, October 4, 2013Aired on KLCC: Monday, October 7, 2013Digital Privacy and the NSA - Who Is Reading Your E-mail and What You Can Do About…

Demolition is underway on the University of Oregon’s Hamilton Hall in Eugene.

A Eugene based environmental watchdog group has filed a federal complaint against the Lane County Air Protection Agency, or LRAPA, over its decision to…

Recorded on: January 22nd, 2016Air Date: January 25th, 2016Congressman Peter DeFazio, the top Democrat on the bipartisan Transportation and Infrastructure…