The proposal would incorporate climate education into the state’s academic standards for science, health, history, geography, economics and civics courses.

Letters to the Editor can be submitted to [email protected] with full name and place of residence.

The 3-day weekend is looking pretty good with a warmer day Saturday, sunny Sunday, and a slight chance of Monday morning showers.

Chair Kathryn Harrington said she would not run for a third term in 2026.

The lawsuit seeks to reverse a key permit for the NEXT Renewable Fuels refinery along the Columbia River over concerns it could pollute the water and harm salmon and other fish.

Gov. Tina Kotek's office cites budget constraints in refusing to bring former Eugene Weekly bookkeeper back to face felony charges.

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The awards were for both reporting and video.

Capt. Doug Kitzmiller, who retired Oct. 1 but has continued working, has been on paid leave since Dec. 15.

Gerardo Obregon-Longares looked away as family members of the victim shared their scorching grief.

The quasi-public organization pays executives more than other state agencies.

Democrats say they want to repeal the map, but want to first evaluate it in the context of other wildfire bills.

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