Heady Writing From the Streets of Eugene, Oregon
Editor’s Note: 2/19/2026 9:35 AM: The article has been updated to include the EPD’s decline to comment. On Feb. 17, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Portland office released three wanted posters for individuals who...
On Feb. 9, the Eugene City Council held the first of its two public monthly meetings and listened to comments from the community on a variety of topics. However, as each speaker concluded, one...
Community members across Lane County have been peacefully protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s presence in the region since last July. In doing so, people have gathered daily at the Old Federal Building downtown and...
A federal judge has handed a win for Black Unity nearly six years after the events of July 29, 2020—otherwise known by many in the local activist community as “J29” or “Thurston”—and five years after the protest group’s lawsuit against the City of Springfield, Oregon and the Springfield Police Department was filed.
