For people experiencing homelessness, caring for a pet is a reason to get up in the morning, says Joanna Wallace, fundraising ...

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

Do you like Halloween fun, getting spooked and visiting historic houses? If you answered yes, yes and yes, you may enjoy ...

Walktober is back for its fourth year. With over 50 free, themed, guided walks across Eugene and Springfield during October, ...

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

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 ...

For too long, big billion-dollar corporations have been bringing in record profits while working people are squeezed tighter and tighter. Eugeneans are facing an affordability crisis, with the cost ...

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 ...

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 ...

For Oregon Public Broadcasting documentarian Jessie Sears, the Klamath River has been a pivotal part of her life — though she hasn’t always been aware of it. Sears experienced a typical Oregon ...

Several hundred people marched in downtown Eugene, Oregon, for the No Kings, Vote Early march on Saturday, October 17. Many ...

The battle for TV Butte, just outside Oakridge city limits, began in December 2015 when Old Hazeldell Quarry LLC (formerly ...