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Incoming UO freshman Simon Rosselli set a U.S. U20 record with a 66.39-meter throw at Hayward Field to win gold in the men's discus.
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EWEB commissioners consider scaling back plans for a new water treatment plant due to financial risks, opting to study a $431M facility to secure Eugene's Willamette River supply by 2033.
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A missing west Eugene woman with memory issues was found dead Sunday after a search by police and search and rescue teams.
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A two-alarm fire destroyed a vacant West Eugene home and damaged three nearby businesses Sunday evening. It was the third fire along local tracks in 12 hours.
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Two Eugene homes damaged in a Moon Mountain landslide are back on the market following repairs, even as a lawsuit against homebuilder MonteVista remains open.
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Eugene's Hayward Field is set to host the World Athletics U20 Championships in August, bringing 2,000 international track and field athletes and staff to Oregon.
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Eugene is planning to build a sports complex in the park. Opponents are worried about how it could affect the wildlife that lives there.
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The mental health nonprofit Kairos NW has opened a new outpatient clinic in Eugene.
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About 10 trees were vandalized at Petersen Park in Eugene last weekend.
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The nearly 3-acre park had been closed for renovations since last September.
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Robert Wallace Lyons was arrested in 1989 for the murder of Lori Stabenow. Law enforcement relied on bite mark analysis, which has since been discredited.
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EWEB commissioners voted to design a $392 million water treatment plant on the Willamette River to ensure regional backup supply and allow repairs on its 76-year-old primary facility.