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Springfield man pleads guilty to 2021 hate crime

According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Andrew Daniel McGee pleaded guilty to one count of a Hate Crime Act involving an attempt to kill.

Track And Field Olympic Trials Dates Set For 2021

Today (Tuesday), USA Track and Field announced the dates of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for the Tokyo Olympics, which were postponed due to COVID-19.…

Lane County Opens Two Homeless Respite Centers During Pandemic

Two shelter locations have opened this week in Eugene and Springfield that will operate 24/7. The aim is to give the unhoused refuge during the state…

Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman watches newly released video footage of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol building on Wednesday. Goodman's efforts to protect lawmakers were on display.

Senators Moved By Actions Of Capitol Police Officer Goodman To Protect Them

Eugene Goodman was shown in a video played during the impeachment trial Wednesday directing Sen. Mitt Romney away from the mob.

Lane County Now At Permanent Low Risk For COVID-19 Restrictions

Lane County has met the state’s 65% metric for COVID-19 vaccinations and will now move to the Low Risk category—permanently. Changes in community…

Controversial hazard tree removal project sparks protests

A group of protesters forced companies to stop removing hazard trees off Highway 126 east of Eugene.

Pot-Based Dinnerware Line Could Nip Two Oregon Issues In The Bud

Oregon has two problems: one, restrictions by China have caused a glut in recyclable materials. Two, federal restrictions on marijuana sales have caused a…

Local Agency To Provide Arts Education To All Elementary Schools in Bethel

In Oregon’s education budget, school arts programs tend to get the short shrift. To make this up—districts often rely on community-based support to ensure…

The Vagina Monologues Shadow Performances Bring Deaf Women Into The Hard Conversation

A play in Eugene this weekend will feature actors who can not hear. In what they’re calling a shadow performance, the company will present The Vagina…

Margaret Sanger appears before a Senate committee for federal birth-control legislation in Washington, D.C., on March 1, 1934, arguing that federal courts be given the right to discuss contraceptive methods with their patients.

National Portrait Gallery Won't Remove Bust Of Planned Parenthood Founder

Conservative groups want the gallery to take down the bust of Margaret Sanger, who they say was racist because of her support for eugenics.

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