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Contestants had 35 minutes to buy $50 worth of ingredients from the market and turn them into something delicious.
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A Lane County deputy who was arrested last week on child exploitation charges has resigned from the sheriff’s office.
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Smoke from wildfires in Eastern Oregon and Washington is still affecting the air in much of western and central Oregon.
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RMLS data show that a 23% increase in homes for sale over the past two years is being cancelled out by more interest from buyers.
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Experts are encouraging Lane County residents to take precautions, including closing their doors and windows, staying cool and using air purifiers.
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The Eugene Chamber of Commerce was named 2026 National Chamber of the Year by the ACCE, recognized for community impact on homelessness and economic growth.
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The Lane County fair returns this week, with new attractions alongside the old favorites.
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Lane County commissioners unanimously voted to raise building fees by 9.5% starting Sept. 1, adding about $820 to the cost of a typical new home.
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Lane County Public Health announced Monday that they found a rabies-infected bat. This is the third bat found in Lane County this year to test positive for the virus.
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The Oregon Supreme Court has effectively ruled against Lane County’s use of a site in Goshen for its CleanLane project.
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South Lane County Fire & Rescue is cutting ambulance services in Cottage Grove and Creswell after voters rejected a proposed property tax increase.
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St. Vincent de Paul opened the Murnane Family Resource Center in Eugene to help families experiencing homelessness navigate housing, health care, and essentials.