Ballots are out and voting has begun — vote early and walk your ballot to the nearest dropbox! Before you do that, read Eugene Weekly’s election endorsements and read local attorney Zach Klonoski ...

Walktober is back for its fourth year. With over 50 free, themed, guided walks across Eugene and Springfield during October, walkers win prizes, meet new people and explore their communities. Now ...

Of the 4,177 votes cast for Amber Smith in the 2026 primary election, none of those were cast by Smith herself. That’s ...

For people experiencing homelessness, caring for a pet is a reason to get up in the morning, says Joanna Wallace, fundraising coordinator for Pro-Bone-O, a nonprofit providing free veterinary services ...

In 2020, a group of local longtime punks saw a rising rate of suicide in Lane County, especially among youth and within ...

Seasonal creep is the irritating guilty pleasure we hate to love. In nature, it’s what happens when the usual timing of the ...

In recent weeks, more than 200 residents from Springfield and across the region have swamped the Springfield City Council ...

Café Mam, the locally owned Eugene coffee roaster donates 10 cents of every pound of coffee purchased to the farms in Chiapas ...

Eugene Friends of Farmworkers and 20 other local groups have organized A Night in Solidarity with Farm Worker Rights Oct. 29, ...

• We are still reeling at the news of the school shooting at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend. That children and teachers were once again murdered in their classroom where they should have been safe is ...

If Pulitzer Prizes for investigative reporting are awarded to local weekly reporters, Christian Wihtol deserves top honors for his second in-depth exposure of Kathleen Jones-McCann’s “Floodway ...