Law and Water

Eugene Water and Electric Board faces lawsuit from environmental advocates.

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

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

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

Thousands in Eugene protest Donald Trump and his administration.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Preservation advocates are trying to save the Oregon Caves Chateau.

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

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

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

Civic Stadium reopens with a first responder soccer match.