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More than half of Oregon was in moderate to severe drought in July, according to data measured by the U.S. Drought Monitor.

More than half of Oregon in drought during wildfires, heat waves

More than half of Oregon is experiencing moderate to severe drought, according to a state report released Monday.

A small greenish frog sits on a countertop.

Potentially invasive frog found for the second time in Oregon

Wildlife officials say a potentially invasive Cuban tree frog was found at a plant store in Beaverton, and it's not the first time this type of frog has been reported to wildlife officials.

Members of the Rogue Climate Action Team hold signs in support of a proposed electrification ordinance in Ashland, March 21, 2023

Ashland youth push city to ban fossil fuel infrastructure in new buildings

A group of young climate activists in Ashland is pressuring the city to ban fossil fuel infrastructure in new construction.

Protestors held a rally and mock tribunal outside of Johnson Hall on Thursday morning, and five people attached themselves to the structure of the building.

Pro-Palestinian protestors chain themselves to UO's Johnson Hall

Five pro-Palestinian protestors chained themselves to the University of Oregon’s main administrative building Thursday morning.

People walk under a canopy at a bus station

Lane Transit District is increasing service

Lane Transit District is expanding its bus service on Monday. An increase in demand and a successful hiring effort make it possible.

The Pandemic Won't Steal Christmas This Year, Thanks To Virtual Santas

COVID-19 has disrupted many traditions this holiday season, including kids’ visits with Santa at malls, churches, and other gathering spots. But the jolly…

PDX Couple Plead Guilty In Murder Of LCC Student

A Portland couple charged in the murder of Lane Community College student, Alex Oyombe Gradin, pleaded guilty on Wednesday. Gradin was fatally wounded in…

KLCC Wins First National Edward R. Murrow Award

KLCC has won Excellence in Writing for three scripts submitted to the annual Murrows contest organized by the Radio Television Digital News Association…

Senator Wyden, NAACP, And Voting Rights Advocates Push "Vote By Mail"

Oregon is one of only three states that vote by mail. Now one of its senators wants to make that a national practice. KLCC’s Brian Bull has more: With a…

'Spill Drill' carried out to prep for potential fuel leaks and spills

If you drove by Hendricks Bridge County Park today, you might’ve seen emergency crews wading out in the McKenzie River with containment booms. Rest…

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