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You can find former Eugene Weekly intern and sometime freelancer Kenny Jacoby's data journalism and investigative reporting everywhere from ProPublica to Sports Illustrated. He's currently a Scripps Howard investigative reporting fellow. More at KennyJacoby.com.
On an early February morning, Rod Adams was lying in a sleeping bag under an awning in downtown Eugene when a security guard woke him … Continue reading
A distinguished University of Oregon human physiology instructor was sentenced to a year of probation and anger management courses after pleading guilty to multiple charges stemming a … Continue reading
A Eugene homeless man is trying to convince a judge to dismiss three trespassing charges he received after Eugene police arrested him late at night … Continue reading
The University of Oregon athletic department, like many athletic departments in the country, has a “courtesy car” program, in which it provides its employees free … Continue reading
More than one of every four people ticketed or arrested by Eugene police for minor crimes last year were homeless or lacked a permanent address, … Continue reading
For our story on arrests and citations of homeless people for minor crimes, we used a database from the Eugene Municipal Court. The Municipal Court … Continue reading
Three times last February, Eugene police officers found Rod Adams, a 60-year-old homeless man, lying in a sleeping bag downtown in the middle of the … Continue reading
Eugene Humans Rights Commission members voted Tuesday to support an ordinance advising the city against renewing its current contract with U.S. Bank, which ends in October 2018. 350 Eugene, the local group that wrote the proposed ordinance, will present it to Eugene City Council at 7:30 pm Monday, May 22, in Harris Hall for a decision. Continue reading
A South Eugene high school student found homosexual slurs graffitied on one of the school’s gender-inclusive restrooms. An African-American man, whose car had symbols indicating … Continue reading
Imagine internet so fast you could download nine hours of audio in less than a second, or a two-hour movie in less than 10. That … Continue reading