Keeping Elections Safe
By Eve Weston and Seira Kitagawa The newest Lane County clerk says he’s committed to ensuring Lane County has safe and fair elections. To bolster...
Former Eugene Weekly Business Manager Pleads Guilty
Eugene Weekly’s former business manager pleaded guilty in Lane County Circuit Court March 24 on five felony counts of theft in the embezzlement case that...
Looking Back at 2022
The year 2022 is on its way out, and what a news-filled time it’s been. We endured two elections, wildfires, a recall election that rocked...
‘Save the Children’ Protesters Protest a Child
By Bentley Freeman and Jake Moore “Let kids be kids,” said Allison Black, a security guard and bartender for Old Nick’s Pub, “A little girl...
Review Board Decides Police Action During May Protests Within Policy
By Shane Hoffmann and Taylor Perse The Eugene Police Civilian Review Board met virtually Dec. 15 to discuss its investigation of the actions of Eugene...
Lane County DA Says Nov. 30 Use of Deadly Force Was ‘Lawful Response’
On Nov. 30, a Eugene Police Department officer shot Muhsin Sharif, a person of color, while responding to a domestic violence call. On Dec. 15,...
Breonna Taylor Verdict Sparks Protest in Eugene
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...
Who Can Breathe in Lane County?
By Taylor Griggs and Henry Houston Air pollution levels in Lane County have reached extraordinary highs this past week as a result of the nearby...
Art on Hold
The 20×21 Eugene Mural Project has met its goal of creating 20 murals in town by the time the World Athletics Championships (formally IAAF) comes...
Protesters File Lawsuit Against City of Eugene, Police
Six protesters filed a lawsuit in federal court today against the city of Eugene, the city manager and 22 Eugene Police Department officers for violating...