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Eugene and Springfield police have purchased license plate readers that use AI to make digital fingerprints of vehicles. Police say they're a tool to gather objective evidence. Privacy advocates fear the system could put Oregon’s vulnerable residents at risk.
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Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has reversed her decision not to extradite one of the suspects linked to burglaries targeting Asian Americans in Eugene and Springfield. But the governor’s office said another suspect will remain in Texas for now.
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Middle schoolers from across Lane County gathered in Eugene Thursday to show off and race battery-powered cars.
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The Eugene-based electric vehicle manufacturer Arcimoto has massively downsized in recent years, amidst financial turmoil. That's affected owners of the quirky vehicles.
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A suspected member of a group that allegedly burglarized 17 Asian households in Eugene and Springfield won’t be extradited back to Oregon because of an immigration hold, officials say. In the wake of those crimes, community leaders in Eugene are asking the state to be more transparent.
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A new course at Lane Community College in early childhood education will be offered completely in Spanish this summer.
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Oregon State is a No. 8 seed while Oregon enters the tournament as a No. 12 seed. Those high rankings earned each team the right to host regional action.
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Eugene is seeking a developer to build housing on the North Butterfly Lot, a vacant half-acre parcel next door to the Farmer’s Market Pavilion.
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The first-ever Eugene Neurodivergent Art and Performance Expo takes place Friday at the Farmers Market Pavilion in downtown Eugene.
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The man who crashed his car at Amazon Park last month, killing a Eugene woman, reportedly had a blood-alcohol level around three times the legal limit.
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The Eugene 4J School District has found a potential buyer for a vacant bank it purchased last year that it had hoped to turn into its new headquarters.
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As Eugene faces cuts to local homelessness services, a restaurant near the Whiteaker neighborhood is asking diners to “pay it forward" for hungry people in need.