LTD will return bus service to four bus stops on Blue River Drive and six stops along McKenzie River Drive...
John Quetzalcoatl Murray
Executive Director of the citizen journalism 501(c)(3) Corporation for Public Community Newspapers (CPCN), founded 1996. CPCN operated the award-winning western Montana community newspaper, the Clark Fork Chronicle. For 2020-2021, the CPCN Board of Directors approved the following three citizen journalism projects: (1) Neighborhood News Network; (2) News of the Future, and (3) Journo Duty.
Eugene Police is greatly saddened by the murder of Asian women in Atlanta, Georgia, and the rise of anti-Asian bias incidents...
by Aurora Jackson, General Manager, Lane Transit District A few weeks ago, Lane Transit District (“LTD”) made a grave misstep....
Jenah and Journey from KEPW's Youth Radio Project interviewed the directors of an important new documentary. The People Vs. Agent...
The City of Ashland has been working on community wildfire preparedness for the last ten years. Katie Gibble spoke to...
Skilled union members and business owners spoke up during recent City Council meetings for the natural gas utility. It provides...
Our news agenda is determined by you - the citizens - who decide what news stories we tell based on...
Eugene activist Max Wilbert has started occupying the site of a proposed lithium mine along the Oregon border, which the...
John Q. Murray: Los comités de la Cámara de Representantes y el Senado sobre la recuperación de incendios forestales escucharon...
Capt. Shawn Adams: My name's Shawn Adams and I'm a captain and I currently oversee our Special Investigations Unit, which...
