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Learn from the Burn

Roadless Rule Still Under Threat

Roadless Rule Still Under Threat

More than three decades ago, Eugene activists staved off a logging operation and made environmental history

Roadless Rule Still Under Threat

Roadless Rule Still Under Threat

Roadless Rule Still Under Threat

Trump’s USDA announces it is moving forward with its controversial plan to rescind the Roadless Area Conservation Rule

‘Cowards Barricade’

Roadless Rule Still Under Threat

The People Have Spoken

A small crowd of protesters were met with a heavy police presence while contractors installed a fence outside the downtown Eugene Federal Building

The People Have Spoken

The People Have Spoken

The People Have Spoken

The May 2026 primary elections wrap up with some local nonpartisan races heading to the November ballot 

Sentenced

The People Have Spoken

Prodigy Doctor

Former Eugene Weekly business manager sentenced to three years in prison for embezzlement 

Prodigy Doctor

The People Have Spoken

Prodigy Doctor

World’s youngest doctor has a practice in Eugene

Drumming To The Beat

Small Business, Happy Pets

Small Business, Happy Pets

Octopus RhythmWorks is helping seniors find their rhythm

Small Business, Happy Pets

Small Business, Happy Pets

Small Business, Happy Pets

Smaller veterinary practices say local is better than corporate

Revolution from the Inside

Small Business, Happy Pets

Revolution from the Inside

Green Party congressional candidate Justin Filip wants to show voters they have more than two choices

Health Care at the Fair

Health Care at the Fair

Revolution from the Inside

White Bird Rock Medicine provides care to fairgoers

Those Dammed Fish

Health Care at the Fair

Those Dammed Fish

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is continuing hydropower in the Willamette Valley and looking at new fish passage measures

Finding a Place

Health Care at the Fair

Those Dammed Fish

As more people flee red states, Cascades Community Placement Services is trying to help

Fed Fence Removal Postponed

Fed Fence Removal Postponed

Fed Fence Removal Postponed

Police guard as workers install a barrier.

Judge extends removal order for Federal Building security fence to July 1

First Amendment Win

Fed Fence Removal Postponed

Fed Fence Removal Postponed

Banner of U.S. presidents on a building.

The fence around the Eugene Federal Building to come down as the GSA hangs two ‘Freedom 250’ banners on the prominent protest spot

Community to Corporate

Fed Fence Removal Postponed

Community to Corporate

Office with a human skeleton wearing a graduation cap.

The University of Oregon is consolidating department offices and  the Department of Earth Sciences says it could harm students

Fence Lawsuit

Dam Debate Continues

Community to Corporate

Activists sue the General Services Administration over Federal Building fence

Beaver Hunt

Dam Debate Continues

Dam Debate Continues

A young beaver sitting on rocky ground.

EWEB contracted a company to hunt beaver at night with bows and arrows in the Leaburg Canal

Dam Debate Continues

Dam Debate Continues

Dam Debate Continues

Conservationists ask federal regulators to require EWEB to make improvements to fish passage at the Trail Bridge Dam and consider other options

Fenced Off

Building A Community

Building A Community

Records show that the downtown Eugene Federal Building may be fenced off for two years

Building A Community

Building A Community

Building A Community

BriJit Jenkins, co-founder of Radical Alternative Development, made a comeback, and now she’s helping others do the same

Anti Fascist Action

Building A Community

Anti Fascist Action

Black bloc protesters on their philosophy and tactics

Fireside Chats

There’s No Need For Shame

Anti Fascist Action

Springfield local Ky Fireside hopes to take departing Oregon House Rep. John Lively’s seat in the upcoming election

Rolling Back

There’s No Need For Shame

There’s No Need For Shame

Fifteen months after Measure 119 passed, UFCW 555 is trying to get it repealed in the Legislature

There’s No Need For Shame

There’s No Need For Shame

There’s No Need For Shame

Local sexologists are making sex education less taboo

ICE Out Protest and Chaos

ICE Out Protest and Chaos

ICE Out Protest and Chaos

EPD declares a riot at the downtown Eugene Federal Building, federal agents tear gas and pepper ball protesters

Gassed By The Feds

ICE Out Protest and Chaos

ICE Out Protest and Chaos

Protesters tear gassed and arrested at the Eugene Federal Building

Fire and ICE

ICE Out Protest and Chaos

Federal Officer Stomps and Kicks a Mexican flag at an ICE Protest

Federal agents fire pepper balls and teargas at protesters and media

Federal Officer Stomps and Kicks a Mexican flag at an ICE Protest

Federal Officer Stomps and Kicks a Mexican flag at an ICE Protest

Federal Officer Stomps and Kicks a Mexican flag at an ICE Protest

Feds fire riot control agents at a peaceful Jan. 31 ICE protest at the Eugene Federal Building and show disrespect to the Mexican flag

Escalation

Federal Officer Stomps and Kicks a Mexican flag at an ICE Protest

No Business As Usual

Federal agents ramp up violence against protesters in Eugene

No Business As Usual

Federal Officer Stomps and Kicks a Mexican flag at an ICE Protest

No Business As Usual

After a day of protest in downtown Eugene, the night ends in injuries and two arrests

Good Cop Bad Cop

Feds Face Court Scrutiny

Good Cop Bad Cop

FBI agents talk with arrested protesters at the Eugene Federal Building

Enough Is Enough

Feds Face Court Scrutiny

Good Cop Bad Cop

Outrage is reaching a boiling point as the death toll from ICE actions rises

Feds Face Court Scrutiny

Feds Face Court Scrutiny

Feds Face Court Scrutiny

A U.S. judge granted a preliminary injunction against the implementation of new rules on federal property

A People's Party

Feds Face Court Scrutiny

The Eugene Party for Socialism and Liberation is fighting against imperialism

Food Love

Za Cart Pizza opening a first brick and mortar location after 15 years

Fascism Fighter

Native American candidate Melissa Bird hopes to be the next congressional representative for Oregon’s 4th District

Armed and Fabulous

‘No Justice, No Peace!’

‘No Justice, No Peace!’

As attacks escalate against LGBTQ+ people around the country, many are taking up arms.

‘No Justice, No Peace!’

‘No Justice, No Peace!’

‘No Justice, No Peace!’

Protesters and lawmakers speak out against ICE

Clashing of Swords

‘No Justice, No Peace!’

A Long Night For Grief

The Eugene Fencers Club is making fencing cool again

A Long Night For Grief

Feds Temporarily Restrained

A Long Night For Grief

A candlelight vigil under an overpass honors the people who died homeless in Lane County this year

Feds Temporarily Restrained

Feds Temporarily Restrained

Feds Temporarily Restrained

A federal judge grants a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration preventing the implementation of new rules

Protecting Students

Feds Temporarily Restrained

Feds Temporarily Restrained

Oregon’s largest teachers union holds an anti-ICE training in Eugene

One Step at a Time

Keeping Up With Tech

One Step at a Time

Liberty Walks is walking almost 3,000 miles across the U.S. to foster connection and unity

Liberty Walks is walking almost 3,000 miles across the U.S. to foster connection and unity.

Save Our Chateau

Keeping Up With Tech

One Step at a Time

Preservation advocates are trying to save the Oregon Caves Chateau.

Keeping Up With Tech

Keeping Up With Tech

Keeping Up With Tech

Seniors are learning how to use their devices and stay safe on the internet.

Transforming Ballet

The Past, Present and Future of Indigiqueer People

Keeping Up With Tech

Fermata Ballet Collective, winner of this year’s Arts and Business Alliance visionary award, is diversifying ballet.

From Ashes to Light

The Past, Present and Future of Indigiqueer People

The Past, Present and Future of Indigiqueer People

Civic Stadium reopens with a first responder soccer match.

The Past, Present and Future of Indigiqueer People

The Past, Present and Future of Indigiqueer People

The Past, Present and Future of Indigiqueer People

A new exhibit at the UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History explores queer Indigenous culture.

Fighting Back

Keeping It Vintage In Cottage Grove

Keeping It Vintage In Cottage Grove

Activists sue the Trump administration, Kristi Noem and the DHS for constitutional rights violations.

Keeping It Vintage In Cottage Grove

Keeping It Vintage In Cottage Grove

Keeping It Vintage In Cottage Grove

The sleepy town south of Eugene is alive with shopping opportunities

Punks Give Back

Keeping It Vintage In Cottage Grove

Executive Barriers

Local punk nonprofit Radical Alternative Development hosts eighth annual Punks Who Give

Executive Barriers

‘It Was Racial Profiling’

Executive Barriers

The ATF tells EW that it is changing the Firearm Transaction Form and prospective gun buyers must mark their birth sex on the current form

‘It Was Racial Profiling’

‘It Was Racial Profiling’

‘It Was Racial Profiling’

Over 150 people gathered in Coiner Park, Cottage Grove for a candlelight vigil in support of immigrants in light of recent ICE activity

Don’t Shoot!

‘It Was Racial Profiling’

‘It Was Racial Profiling’

Journalist and professor Peter Laufer highlights how journalists are under attack

Law and Water

Kingdom Decisions

Law and Water

Entrance road to the Trail Bridge dam, part of the Carmen-Smith Hydroelectric Project.

Eugene Water and Electric Board faces lawsuit from environmental advocates.

Drawdowns

Kingdom Decisions

Law and Water

New dam operational practices could help save salmon in the Willamette Valley.

Kingdom Decisions

Kingdom Decisions

EW Embezzlement Update

Lane County Commissioner David Loveall faces controversy regarding his invocations before commissioner meetings.

EW Embezzlement Update

EW Embezzlement Update

EW Embezzlement Update

Former Eugene Weekly business manager Elisha Young entered a not guilty plea during an arraignment at the Lane County Jail.

Hands Off!

EW Embezzlement Update

Keep Your Hands Off!

Thousands in Eugene protest Donald Trump and his administration.

Keep Your Hands Off!

EW Embezzlement Update

Keep Your Hands Off!

Protesters gather again in Eugene to condemn Trump’s actions.

Rebate Debate

TV Butte Dispute Continues

TV Butte Dispute Continues

Measure 118, which would give money to all Oregonians, faces an uphill battle with critics.

TV Butte Dispute Continues

TV Butte Dispute Continues

TV Butte Dispute Continues

Controversial efforts to rezone forest land near Oakridge into a gravel mine continue, years after it was first proposed.

Trainsong's Fuel Fear

TV Butte Dispute Continues

Trainsong's Fuel Fear

The Eugene Planning division denied a zoning verification for a new biofuel transfer station after protest from local community members and nonprofits.

Brewing Up A Storm

The Quest for Squacho's Nachos

Trainsong's Fuel Fear

Eugene breweries are keeping the craft scene alive with the annual Eugene Beer Week coming in June.

SWAT Trains at the Hospital

The Quest for Squacho's Nachos

The Quest for Squacho's Nachos

The Eugene Police Department has partnered with PeaceHealth to conduct tactical training in the unused Eugene University District Hospital.

The Quest for Squacho's Nachos

The Quest for Squacho's Nachos

The Quest for Squacho's Nachos

Grab your 20-sided die and get ready for a nacho adventure.

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