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The driver accused in a crash that killed an Umpqua Community College softball player and head coach has been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison. Johnathan James Dowdy was sentenced Thursday to 20 1/2 years in prison followed by three years of post-prison supervision. He also was fined $2,000. His driver's license is revoked for life. He had pleaded guilty to multiple offenses in connection with the April 18 crash, including two counts of second-degree manslaughter and several assault-related charges. Head softball coach Jami Strinz and freshman Kiley Jones died as a result of the crash. Eight others on the bus were injured.

Eugene Police say they're investigating recent burglaries of residences that may be connected and targeted at the Asian community.

Eugene business leaders are calling for more security measures downtown, saying their customers and employees feel unsafe.

Eugene Police were seeking the suspect in a fatal shooting that occurred last weekend near the University of Oregon campus.

Conservative candidates say they’re responding to voters’ discomfort with recent police reforms and Washington and Oregon’s recent decriminalization of some drugs.

The Lane County District Attorney’s office says a shortage of prosecutors means some nonviolent offenders won’t be charged.

Oregon’s law that governs pretrial release is undergoing a major change.

Eugene Police have released additional details about Saturday’s shooting at the Lane County Fair.In a release, EPD says police responded to the…

The Lane County Fair was interrupted by gunshots Saturday in Eugene. Police say they got a 911 call at around 4 p.m. of shots fired at the fair. Two…

The USA Track & Field Olympic Trials kick off Friday (6/18) at Hayward Field in Eugene. And while the crowd’s attention will focus on the events,…

Starting Monday, December 12th, Deschutes County residents can text – rather than dial – 911 to call in emergencies. KLCC’s Brian Bull explains. The phone…