Eugene Federal Building

The now ex-officer was heard using racist and offensive language in a bodycam video that was shared this weekend.

A Eugene Police Officer has resigned and the city’s independent police auditor has vowed an investigation, after EPD bodycam footage emerged online Saturday that contained profane and racist language.

The General Services Administration issued a single-source contract in early April to build a barrier around the Federal building in Eugene.

Federal officials announced arrests from two separate protest events on Tuesday.

It comes after the City of Eugene granted a "right-of-way permit" that allows temporary lane closures in the area of the building.

The U.S. government plans to construct a fence around the Eugene Federal Building. To prepare, the city has now built a new temporary pathway for pedestrians.

Eugene’s police auditor says officers did not violate sanctuary law earlier this year when they helped several cars leave the downtown Federal Building during an anti-ICE protest.

The protest was organized as a last-minute response to the United States and Israeli attacks on the country Saturday morning.

The Trump administration still can’t enforce its new noise rules near the Eugene Federal Building, a judge in Oregon ruled Friday.

Memo from independent auditor said police did not violate laws during Jan. 30 protest.

The FBI has released video from a Jan. 30 protest at the Eugene Federal Building.

Gov. Kotek, Mayor Knudson, Rep. Hoyle among a group that said increased federal scrutiny is likely coming after damage to federal property during a recent protest.