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2020 is almost over. And many say: good riddance. The COVID-19 pandemic, wildfires, riots, politics, and recession have all left their mark on Oregonians’…
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Last week, we discussed the predicted onslaught of misinformation and disinformation about the 2020 Election with Damian Radcliffe. He’s a journalism…
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With vote-by-mail under attack by President Trump and his allies, Oregon politicians are discounting claims that it’s corrupt and vulnerable to…
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Last month, the U.S. Census Bureau revised an extended deadline from October 31st to the end of this month. Many groups – including Native Americans in…
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Congressional Democrats – including House Representative Peter DeFazio of Oregon – are pledging to keep the U.S. Postal Service funded and operational.…
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The Eugene Mayor and Police Department held a press conference Monday to address the protests on Saturday and Sunday. EPD explained why they used certain…
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Last night, more than 100 people gathered outside Eugene’s federal courthouse to protest federal intervention in Portland and other cities. The event was…
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Fears over possible coronavirus infection have driven some people to desperate and unsafe practices.Pet shop and aquatic supply stores report customers…
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While President Trump has been taking the coronavirus pandemic more seriously recently, critics – including an Oregon Democratic Congressman - say his…
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In May 2016, then-candidate Donald Trump told a Eugene rally that he would rejuvenate Oregon’s timber industry.“Timber jobs have been cut in half since…
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Hundreds of locals gathered outside the Wayne Morse Federal Courthouse Tuesday night, to voice their support for the impeachment of President Donald…
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A Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist with Oregon ties says it’s tough times for both people of color and the press. Tonya Alanez is crime and breaking news…