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With a heat wave hitting the South, people dealing with high temperatures there and in other parts of the world, offer tips on how to stay cool.

So much of the music we hear this time of year seems to come from the British Isles: Christmas, Solstice, songs to drive cold winter away.Kathryn Claire,…

Alan Murphy is a longtime Eugene resident who worked with SouthernPacific Railroad for 38 years. Story Catchers co-founder Marsha Barrtalked to Alan about…

Terry and Sandy review "The Elegant Nude" at The Gallery at the Watershed" in Eugene.

CONGRATS to Camille & Artie Leider of Eugene, and C.J. McCarty of Newport -- winners of the 2 Kindle Paperwhites given away for the June 4 Cyber Day.…

Every two years, qualified applicants are chosen to receive housing subsidies under the federal Housing Choice Voucher Program. Most know it as Section 8.…

Governors in the Northwest have ordered people to stay home as much as possible as COVID-19 cases continue to rise. Suspension of the Tokyo Olympics will likely delay the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for track and field in Eugene.

Sunday, June 12, KLCC and NPR bring you a special one-hour program: Benching The Patriarchy: 50 Years of Title IX. It focuses on how Title IX played out in the women’s basketball team at the University of Oregon. The special features the reporting of former NPR correspondent Emily Harris, and Eugene-based audio journalist Ida Hardin, and tells the story of Oregon Women’s Basketball coach Jody Runge.

Egan warming centers were one of the few safe havens for people experiencing homelessness, and those whose homes were no longer safe because of power outages, or damage from the storm.

Senate Bill 473 would make it a crime to make public officials fear imminent violence.