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NPR's Robert Siegel talks to history professor Peggy Pascoe of the University of Oregon in Eugene about U.S. laws that were the nation's longest lasting form of legalized racial discrimination. For three centuries, states had laws of various sorts barring marriage between people thought to be of different "races." They lasted halfway into the 20th century when a Supreme Court decision overturned the last ones. We compare and contrast the fears behind those laws with fears against same-sex marriage today.

The bridge that connects Autzen Stadium to Prefontaine’s Trail will be closed until late March for resurfacing.

State officials would study the cause of passenger train delays under a bill approved on Thursday in the Oregon House.Amtrak operates several passenger…

Lane County is holding a meeting Tuesday on a proposed expansion of the popular park.

The Lane County Board of Commissioners has been looking into changes at the 50-acre Lane Events Center since December.

Partners behind a large winter gear donation drive say they’re grateful for the over 3,000 items dropped off so far. But, they say Operation Winter Survival Stockpile still needs more tents, sleeping bags, and blankets.

Nearly ten dozen nonprofits in Oregon have received grant money from a foundation that uses casino revenues.

The crash closed both directions of the highway for several hours Tuesday morning.

KLCC Voter Voices 2024 - Bringing you the election stories of Oregonians in their own words.

KLCC Voter Voices 2024 - Bringing you the election stories of Oregonians in their own words.