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Four former staff have been identified in federal civil rights lawsuits, so far two have been criminally charged
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For three years police in Lincoln County could not do much when they came across someone in possession of a small amount of illegal drugs except issue a $100 citation and give the offender a number to call for help with substance abuse.
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A new federal alert system for missing and endangered people will soon launch over TV, radio, and wireless phones. The new has many Native Americans in Oregon and across the U.S. pleased with the news.
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The controversy surrounding Clackamas County’s program centered around what the state Legislature meant by deflection when it rolled back key parts of Oregon’s drug decriminalization law earlier this year.
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Fire officials estimate $100,000 to $150,000 in damages but said that could increase because of the considerable smoke damage inside the church.
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Lane County Parks says crime at its most visited recreation area, Mount Pisgah, has dropped since adding security measures.
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A federal utility has filed a motion to be dismissed from three federal lawsuits related to 2020’s Holiday Farm Fire, which devastated several communities east of Eugene.
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Roseburg Police Chief Gary Klopfenstein has introduced a 32-hour work week for members of the Patrol Division, in hopes of decreasing burnout and increasing interest in a career in law enforcement.
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A man has been arrested after setting a fire on Bureau of Land Management land in Lane County in early July.
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Security measures will be ramped up at this year’s Lane County Fair after years past saw violence at the event.
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The University of Oregon and more than 30 female athletes were unable to reach a settlement last week over allegations of gender discrimination.
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This program will explore both the perceptions and realities from the perspectives of the Eugene Police Department, the business community, and a downtown resident, all of whom are downtown every day. Come to the program with your perceptions and your questions.