Eugene
Eugene Springfield Fire responds to duplex fire in West Eugene
Eugene, OR – Eugene Springfield Fire crews responded to a house fire in West Eugene on the morning of March 25.
Just before 11:30 a.m., firefighters were called to a duplex in the 4400 block of Marcum Lane after callers reported heavy black smoke coming from one side of the building.
Engine 8 from the Danebo Station arrived approximately three and a half minutes after dispatch and found a working fire in the kitchen.
Crews immediately began fire suppression, while additional personnel conducted search and ventilation operations.
Officials said one occupant was transported to a local hospital in serious condition. No other injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
-
Oregon6 days agoOregon Sen. Merkley urges Congress to pass bill he introduced “to make sure that NO president can abuse their office to profit off the presidency”
-
Oregon6 days agoGovernor Kotek says “President Trump is playing politics with something that should never be political” after Oregon rejects changes to childhood vaccine schedule
-
Eugene6 days agoESF crews battle mobile home fire threatening neighboring home in North Eugene, contain blaze to one home
-
Eugene6 days agoSkinner Butte fire extinguished after crews stopped forward progress in Eugene
-
Eugene6 days agoPre’s Trail section to close as culvert replacement project begins near Science Center
-
Eugene6 days agoHouse fire near downtown Eugene leaves vacant home heavily damaged, no injuries reported
-
Eugene5 hours agoEugene man arrested after police encounter involving two juveniles
-
Oregon5 hours ago“President Trump’s chaotic tariff taxes are hitting Oregon hard,” Gov. Kotek says as latest analysis reveals tariffs are costing the state an estimated $442 million in revenue
