Eugene
Eugene Springfield Fire crews responded to house fire on 51st Street, no injuries reported

Eugene, OR – Per reports, crews responded to house fire in east Springfield.
Firefighters were alerted to the blaze at 10:50 p.m., located in the 100 block of 51st St. Initial reports indicated a fire in the backyard extending to the deck.
Engine 14 arrived approximately 3-1/2 minutes after dispatch to find heavy flames engulfing the back of the house and extending into the attic.
Access to the seat of the fire was hindered due to the attic being used for storage.
As conditions rapidly worsened and a partial roof collapse occurred, crews were forced to retreat and deploy a 1,000-gallon-per-minute aerial master stream to control the blaze.
The firefighting efforts lasted an hour before the fire was brought under control.
Both the resident and their pet were reported to have escaped safely. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
-
Oregon1 week agoGov. Kotek reacts to immigration debate, says “Trump’s chaos threatened Oregon” and claims she “took action to protect immigrant and refugee families”
-
Oregon6 days agoOregon Sen. Jeff Merkley reacts to new Trump admin rule he says could “make it harder for critical workers to get graduate degrees”
-
Eugene1 week agoEugene Police respond to motorcycle crash on Beltline Highway on-ramp, rider hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries
-
Oregon6 days agoSen. Merkley states “American people deserve to know the true cost of Trump’s war with Iran” as lawmakers push independent review amid growing concerns over spending estimates
-
Oregon4 days agoOregon Sen. Ron Wyden reacts to upcoming congressional vote, vows to “fight like Hell” against renewing Section 702 of FISA without major reforms
-
Oregon4 days agoGov. Tina Kotek reflects on court victory earlier this year, says Trump had “no justification” to deploy National Guard troops in Oregon
-
Eugene1 week agoESF swears in four experienced firefighters joining from across western Oregon
-
Eugene6 days agoEugene Springfield Fire encourages local community to take part in blood drive with $10,000 giveaway opportunity
