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Oregonians spend most of their lives working, and many of them may not know the role that the state’s Bureau of Labor & Industries has … Continue reading
NATIONAL RACES CONGRESS Senate Ron Wyden (D, I), incumbent U.S. Representative, 4th District Val Hoyle (D, Working Families) U.S. Representative, 5th District Jamie McLeod-Skinner (D, … Continue reading
A 3,000-plus crowd of students and community members at the University of Oregon’s Erb Memorial Union Amphitheater screams as Sen. Bernie Sanders walks on stage. He … Continue reading
“I was born and raised in Eugene,” says Jasmine Darmadi, now a senior at South Eugene High School. “My mom immigrated from China and my … Continue reading
Last spring, the national Trauma Intervention Program (TIP) was greenlit for its 15th and newest affiliate providing emotional and practical support to victims of sudden … Continue reading
By Michelle Emmons and Ashley Pelton As first-time candidates running for office in a largely rural area, we are concerned about a broken component in … Continue reading
“Give them just an inch for managing your child and we could have a drag show up here tonight. Are you really willing to give … Continue reading
State Rep. Boomer Wright of Florence almost had an uncontested general election. But at the last minute, former Lane County Commissioner Jerry Rust decided to … Continue reading
In November 2020, Oregonians voted on the Oregon Psilocybin Services Act, and it passed. Now, two years later, more than half of Oregon’s 36 counties, … Continue reading
“Reject Val Hoyle,” reads a flyer sent to many residents in Eugene-Springfield and other cities in the 4th Congressional District. “She’s with them, not us!” … Continue reading