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Oregon State Police Superintendent Casey Codding was among the troopers who responded after police in Oregon identified a former Washington state police and school resource officer who allegedly kidnapped his 1-year-old son and killed two women, including the child’s mother, in West Richland, Washington.
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People who live at the Forest Glen Retirement Community in Canyonville have until May 1 to pay their long overdue water bill. It’s one of the many challenges that residents of the Douglas County facility are facing.
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Residents of the Mohawk Valley east of Springfield will vote this May on a levy to support their rural fire district.
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Thirty-nine-year old Elias Huizar is dead after he shot at police then turned a gun on himself Tuesday, West Richland Police said. His 1-year-old son, Roman Santos, is safe and Washington state child protective services plan to pick him up.
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The 46th annual "Take Back the Night" march will begin at the University of Oregon Thursday evening.
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Missteps and technical problems associated with the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid are fueling concerns about the government’s ability to serve students from immigrant families effectively.
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Oregon Football plays its Spring Game Saturday. It’s part of a busy sports weekend in Eugene.
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The Lane Council of Governments has been awarded a significant federal grant to assess vulnerabilities in Lane County’s transportation network.
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A man suspected of killing two women and abducting his infant son took his own life along Interstate 5 just north of Eugene, police said Tuesday.
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Records show that since the beginning of this year, 9 University of Oregon students were drugged, and the university failed to warn students. We'll hear from a reporter with Eugene Weekly to learn more.
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Law enforcement activity is causing closures and backups on Interstate 5 between Eugene and Coburg on Tuesday afternoon.
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This May, Eugene voters will decide whether to become the first city in the world to elect political candidates through a scorecard. The proposal is called STAR Voting, and it would apply to races for Mayor, City Council and EWEB, starting in 2026.