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A politician who’s popular with the youth vote is sometimes a blessing and a curse. Take Sen. Bernie Sanders’ 2020 presidential campaign. Back in February, Sanders … Continue reading
Alright Oregonians, lets talk about voting. Your vote-by-mail ballot hasn’t been mailed yet. In an unprecedented election year where people across the country are filling … Continue reading
Notorious white supremacist Jacob Laskey, first known for an anti-Semitic attack on Eugene’s Temple Beth Israel in 2002, and later for a stabbing and videos … Continue reading
The 2020 race for the Office of the State Treasurer has two familiar candidates. In 2016, Treasurer Tobias Read, a Democrat, and Republican Jeff Gudman … Continue reading
The Oregon wildfires not only ravaged entire communities and forests, they also caused significant damage to agricultural crops this season — and cannabis farms are … Continue reading
His name was Jamain “Juice” Stephens. He was a much loved mountain of a young man who played for the football team at California University … Continue reading
It’s election season, and for the city of Eugene, only two candidates will face-off in a contested race on the November ballot — Emily Semple and … Continue reading
Michael Johns, General Services manager with Lane County who heads up the Animal Services division, says he called an evacuee to let him know that … Continue reading
The Eugene City Council has been toying with imposing more regulations on short term rentals (STRs) since September 2019, when councilors discussed how these rentals, … Continue reading
By Taylor Griggs, Chandlor Henderson and Taylor Perse Protesters in cities across the country, including Eugene, took to the streets on the afternoon and evening … Continue reading