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A special four-part series all this week on the unprecedented challenges in education. Each day, you’ll hear unique perspectives including students, teachers, counselors and school resource officers about just how hard school is today, and how they work together to make it through.Our show today is going to bring you voices of high school students. They were in junior high or grade school when COVID hit, and for many the scares remain. But they also talk about how finding their unique community at school is the greatest gift of all.

Every weekend without fail, Burrito Brigade volunteers prep, cook, and distribute hundreds of vegan burritos across Eugene and Springfield. While some…

Updated 8:15 a.m. MondayTransportation• Lane Transit District - 24 will not serve Pearl St. and 34th-it will stay on Donald28 will not serve Martin,…

A new exhibit at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History in Eugene features work by Indigenous queer artists answering the question: “What does it mean to exist at the intersection of Indigeneity and queerness?”

Two Eugene women worked to get the law passed in honor of their late mothers, who were in memory care.

Native youth in Eugene revive the traditional camas bake, harvesting and cooking this First Food in underground ovens. The event celebrates Indigenous culture, community, and a centuries-old Northwest tradition.

This is KLCC. I’m Connie Bennett, Director of Eugene Public Library, with a book review of "T is for Time” by Marie and Roland Smith, with illustrations…

Animal welfare advocates are holding an event this Saturday in Eugene to celebrate recent legislation, and to get more laws passed to protect pets. KLCC’s…

Argentina's quirky, colorful Gaby Kerpel; Songs of sin and redemption from 16 Horsepower; The country libations of Doug Wamble; Ambient funk from Baltimore's Lake Trout.

AAA projects 39.4 million people, including 506,000 Oregonians will travel by car over the holiday weekend.