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An earthquake preparedness program drew nearly 200 people to South Eugene High School last night. As KLCC’s Brian Bull reports, the essentials of…

Springfield parks remain closed to the public as crews clean up. Eugene parks are open, but officials ask people to be very careful.

Some veterinarians are retiring, or already left the industry during the pandemic because of burnout, or other reasons. At the same time, more and more Americans are adopting pets.

A pair of Eugene lawmakers say that health care giant Optum, Inc. has agreed to release local doctors from non-compete contracts that critics said had blocked area patients from receiving needed care.

Ionescu, a three-time WNBA All-Star, made the return trip to Eugene along with Liberty teammate and fellow former Duck Nyara Sabally, for a preseason game against the Toyota Antelopes from Japan.

White Bird Clinic plans to dramatically reduce its mobile crisis intervention service, CAHOOTS, early next month. The nonprofit has also announced deep cuts to its crisis hotline.

The Eugene Register-Guard said it will no longer publish any local opinion content, including letters to the editor. The day after the announcement was made, the paper's editor announced her resignation.

Here are Santa appearances happening during the final week before Christmas across Eugene, Bend, Roseburg, Coos Bay, Yachats, Newport, and Salem.

Melissa Block talks with Kerry Candaele, director of the documentary Following the Ninth. The film explores how Beethoven's Ninth Symphony continues to "offer hope in an unhappy world."

Mendelssohn was born 200 years ago Tuesday. Although the composer is sometimes criticized for "peaking early," critic Ted Libbey points to Mendelssohn's long-lasting legacy. Hear the composer's "Scottish Symphony," an essential recording in the NPR Classical 50.