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What was once a roundtable among friends in December 2017 is now a two-year-old operation that meets on the final Tuesday of every month and … Continue reading
On a Sunday morning last April, a group of activists with the environmental group Extinction Rebellion (XR) dumped a giant load of soil on some … Continue reading
Maybe Sen. Ron Wyden was just trying to beat traffic? As President Donald Trump uttered the final words of his 2020 State of the Union … Continue reading
Each member of Congress is allowed to invite someone the State of the Union Address, and this year, Rep. Peter DeFazio is bringing the executive … Continue reading
An Orangetheory Fitness class feels like something between a workout and an EDM concert. Dim orange light fills the room during my second class at … Continue reading
Although she admits it’s challenging, City Councilor Emily Semple says she loves her elected position enough that she wants to do it for another four … Continue reading
Lane Community College is trimming fat as it asks voters to OK a $121.5 million bond that would expand career technology education and tackle much-needed … Continue reading
Jacob Albert Laskey, the notorious white supremacist who gained attention in 2002 for an anti-Semitic attack on Temple Beth Israel in Eugene, is set to … Continue reading
By Kelsey Harnisch, Megan Yarck and Kiva Hanson Oregon’s elderly population has the highest rate of suicide in the state. According to data from the National … Continue reading
When people are charged with a crime, they have a constitutional right to aid in their own defense. But when they’re too mentally unfit to … Continue reading