Eugene
Thousands Join Organized Black Lives Matter March in Eugene After Weekend Of Unrest
Thousands of people gathered in Eugene on Sunday for an organized march protesting the death of George Floyd and concerns about justice in American society.
“We are not asking for anything more but we don’t want to be treated as second class citizens,” said speaker Ibrahim Coulibaly from the City of Eugene’s Civil Rights Commission.
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Crime & Safety1 week agoMan who told poIice ‘they were Iucky he didn’t kiII the man’ after becoming visibIy upset and pushed the person he cIaims was sIeeping with his spouse against a waII and repeatedIy sIashed him with a bIade, is charged
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Eugene1 week ago26-year-old man arrested after aggressive incident at Skinner Butte Park
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Eugene1 week agoEugene Springfield Fire celebrates new engineer promotions
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Eugene2 days agoNine graduates complete Lane County Deflection Program, largest class since program began
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Eugene1 week agoEugene Police Department releases locations of ALPR cameras in the city
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Eugene2 days agoEugene Springfield Fire celebrates academy graduation for new recruits
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Eugene2 days agoEugene police officer injured and patrol vehicles damaged during pursuit near game day traffic
