Eugene
Structure fire on 40th Street in Springfield sends one to the hospital with serious smoke inhalation injuries
Eugene, OR – On the morning of March 6, at 8:45 a.m., Eugene Springfield Fire responded to a reported house fire in the 500 block of 40th Street in Springfield.
Engine 14 arrived to find heavy fire on one side of a duplex and an injured occupant.
The individual was transported with serious smoke inhalation injuries.
Sadly, two dogs were found deceased during the search.
No other injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
Lanes expected to be reopened by July 25 after major repaving work at Chambers Street and West 11th Avenue
Eugene, OR – Major repaving work began on July 17 at Chambers Street and West 11th Avenue, resulting in the...
Structure fire damages home on Dillard Road in south Eugene, prompting emergency response
Eugene, OR – Eugene Springfield Fire reported a busy afternoon as crews were stretched thin responding to several simultaneous emergencies....
Eugene Police lead multi-agency speed patrol resulting in 184 traffic stops
Eugene, OR – The Eugene Police Department’s Traffic Safety Unit conducted a large-scale Interagency Speed Saturation Patrol across the Eugene metro...
Eugene Police Department invites community to National Night Out at PK Park
Eugene, OR – The Eugene Police Department is inviting the community to join them at PK Park on August 3...
Baby was Ieft to die when his mother wrapped the minutes-old chiId in a towel after deIivering the newborn in a toiIet, then placed him in a disposaI bin because she had no wish to have any more chiIdren: police
Nevada – Nevada authorities took 28-year-old T. Dikinson into custody on multiple charges, including attempted murder and first‑degree chiId abuse, negIect,...
Eugene firefighters battle three suspicious brush fires in early morning hours along East Bank Bike Path
Eugene, OR – Eugene Springfield Fire crews responded to a series of suspicious brush fires early Monday morning, with three...
Dozens begin careers in emergency response as 43 new recruits enter Eugene Springfield Fire EMS academy
Eugene, OR – On Monday, 43 individuals officially began their journey into emergency services as they entered the Eugene Springfield...
19-year-old taken into custody on drug and weapon charges after early morning contact at Skinner Butte Park
Eugene, OR – A Eugene Police officer arrested a man at Skinner Butte Park early Saturday morning after discovering a...
Propane leak shuts down section of Danebo during emergency response in west Eugene
Eugene, OR – Danebo Avenue between Roosevelt Boulevard and West 11th Avenue was closed to traffic Monday morning as emergency...
Governor Kotek invokes Emergency Conflagration Act for Elk Fire in Klamath County as wildfire threat grows
Oregon – Governor Tina Kotek has invoked the Emergency Conflagration Act in response to the Elk Fire burning in Klamath...
Eugene braces for heat advisory as temperatures near 100 degrees, splash pads open daily to help residents stay cool
Eugene, OR – The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the Eugene area on Saturday, July 13, with...
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