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Aspire is one of a few healthcare providers in Lane County that told KLCC they want to – but haven’t been able to – get a contract with Lane County's Medicaid insurer Trillium. That’s left Aspire without access to its target population, and other providers considering scaling back their services.
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The waiver was requested by the property owner’s attorney, and the owner made large donations to the campaigns of multiple commissioners and a current challenger.
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Through surveys and research, LTD saw an increase in ridership compared to last summer, with mostly existing riders using transportation more often.
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At its Sept. 10 meeting, the Lane Regional Air Protection Agency board voted to hike fees for its Air Contaminant Discharge Permits.
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The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency is proposing changes to asbestos cleanup rules for non-resident property owners, contractors, and post-disaster cleanup. They want property owners and contractors to give input.
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The River Road Water Control District had not filed an audit report with state officials since 2022.
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Lane County and PeaceHealth want to open a new behavioral health campus in Springfield. But before the project can move forward, the City of Springfield has to agree to annex the land.
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Douglas Fast Net's work is mostly funded by a federal grant and focuses on remote areas where few, if any, internet options existed before.
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Six years after the Holiday Farm Fire, Blue River’s Melanie Stanley is fighting permit delays and county bureaucracy to rebuild historic Meyer’s General Store.
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The Lane County Sheriff’s Office says it helped rescue a person Wednesday who was stuck on Mount Yoran southeast of Oakridge.
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Steve Mokrohisky is preparing to leave after nearly 13 years on the job.
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The Lane County Beekeepers Association is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary.