“She is an inspiration to the next generation of social justice warriors,” Gordly’s niece said.

The City of Springfield has been working for decades on plans to redevelop the Glenwood area. Community members can get an update on the project this week.

Is Senate Bill 1507 a reckless tax hike or a sensible budget move? Lawmakers disagreed Monday.

The idea emerged in an amendment posted Friday afternoon, but soon fell apart.

Twenty-two people applied to fill Claire Hall’s position on the Lincoln County commission, but five weeks after her death the two remaining members still can’t agree on a single one to interview.

The bill would limit Oregon lawmakers to 30 bills each during a long legislative session. A similar proposal died in Salem last year.

A small part of Oregon’s new statewide recycling system is on hold after a judge pushed pause in response to a lawsuit filed by product distributors.

On this edition, we talk to Oregon State Senator Anthony Broadman about his proposal to detach Oregon from the federal spending bill; and we talk to Angela Wilhelms of Oregon Business and Industry about their opposition to the proposal. Then we talk to KLCC's Rachel McDonald about new scrutiny of a Eugene street after a fatal accident.

Voters will have a chance to weigh in this May on increasing their support for the Eugene Public Library.

If some of Oregon’s most powerful leaders have any say — and they do — hundreds of millions of public dollars will soon be headed toward fixing up Portland’s Moda Center.