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With all the wildland fires tearing up Oregon, it can be dizzying to accurately track everything. Maybe it is all the smoke we have been … Continue reading
Eugene Mayor Lucy Vinis plans to step down next year after two terms in office and is endorsing University of Oregon architecture planning instructor Kaarin … Continue reading
If you’re confused and frustrated as to why it’s taking you 10 minutes longer to get home from work as you stop and go through … Continue reading
Ever thought about fostering an animal? Well, maybe we all should. On July 27 House Bill 2915 was signed into law. HB 2915 stops new … Continue reading
After countless email exchanges, threats of arrest, harassment from law enforcement, numerous City Council meetings and negotiations with Parks and Open Space, the homeless outreach … Continue reading
Monday afternoon, August 14, U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden and state Sen. James Manning toured the site of the new Y with YMCA CEO Bryan Steffen … Continue reading
Eugene Water & Electric Board has released its 2023 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), and it showcases an energy option EWEB hasn’t talked about investing in … Continue reading
Sixteen Montana youths sued the state of Montana for using a fossil-fuel based energy system and won. The August 14 ruling determined that not considering … Continue reading
On August 7 lightning struck within the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest near Lookout Cliff. In a little over a week, the Lookout Fire has grown … Continue reading
Breaking Fire News Watch Duty , an app run by a nonprofit that “alerts you of nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts in real-time.” Lane County’s … Continue reading