We've got issues.
Taylor Perse is a staff writer for Eugene Weekly covering investigations, news and features. She holds a degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Oregon. Follower her on twitter @taylor_perse
On the morning of Juneteenth, a group of people met in front of the Wayne Morse Federal Courthouse at 5 am and began outlining letters … Continue reading
Black Lives Matter protest organizer Rachel Camarena was planning an event when Eugene Police Lt. Doug Mozan reached out to her from his personal Facebook, … Continue reading
During the June 15 City Council Work Session, Sarah Medary was unanimously appointed as the new Eugene city manager in an 8-0 vote. She had … Continue reading
Trespassing laws have long been used to cite the unhoused lingering on a sidewalk or others sitting under building eaves and stairways. But with the … Continue reading
Lane County’s nursing homes are the second worst in the state for health inspection deficiencies. Yet because of COVID-19, it’s not clear how they are … Continue reading
When Aaron Green, a nursing assistant at McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center, got sick with what he believed was COVID-19 while working with infected patients, he expected … Continue reading
Zondie Zinke was inspired to run for Eugene mayor after watching the 2020 State of the City speech. She says she didn’t agree with incumbent … Continue reading
Brian Alexander was the third person to test positive for COVID-19 in Lane County. But he didn’t know he had the virus until after his … Continue reading
For once, there are plenty of parking spaces in downtown Eugene and near the University of Oregon. Finding a spot to park no longer takes … Continue reading
All you need to stay in shape during the pandemic is a mat, a computer and — your kids? Evolve Fitness Studio is hosting online … Continue reading