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Starbucks near university campus in Eugene vandalized
EUGENE, Ore. – Police responded to reports of vandalism at the Starbucks location on Franklin Boulevard near the University of Oregon campus on Wednesday morning, according to the Eugene Police Department. EPD officials said that dispatchers received a call at 3:44 a.m. on May 15 from a person staying...
Eugene is building its first 'protected' intersection. Here is how it could improve safety
Eugene resumed construction work this week on its first protected intersection at River and Irving Roads. The project was initially set to be completed in Fall 2023 but ran into conflicts with non-city-owned overhead utilities which have now been relocated, according to the Eugene Public Works department. ...
Woman involved in hit & run while riding her bike says she is looking for justice
EUGENE, Ore.-- Sixth Avenue and Chambers Street is an often-busy roadway both in the day and at night. Recently, people living near the busy intersection said they have seen countless incidents resulting in pedestrians being hit by drivers. Destiney Christianson-Port is one of the latest people living in the area...
Man suspected of gunpoint robbery in Eugene arrested and jailed
EUGENE, Ore. – A man suspected of robbing another person at gunpoint was arrested last week after store employees at the location where the alleged robbery took place helped authorities identify the suspect, according to jail records and court documents. Court documents filed this week in Lane County Circuit...
Eugene man suing city after traffic stop leaves him with a broken nose
Your browser does not support the audio element. A man has notified the city of Eugene that he intends to sue after a traffic stop last fall left him with a broken nose. Harley Peterson, 27, was driving in the area of West 11th Avenue when he was pulled over by a Eugene police officer.
Firefighters respond to early morning apartment fire in Eugene
EUGENE, Ore. – No one was hurt in a fire early on Tuesday morning at an apartment complex on Goodpasture Island Road in Eugene, according to Eugene Springfield Fire officials. ESF officials said they responded shortly after 3 a.m. on May 14 at the Boulders on the River complex...
Springfield Police team up with Thurston resource officer, investigate online rumor
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — According to the Springfield Public School District, rumors of a threat against Thurston High School have been circulating online. Brian Richardson, the Director of Communications and Community Engagement says the school immediately started working with the Springfield Police Department to investigate the claims. Thurston's School Resource...
Springfield Police duo recovers an additional $12,000 in stolen bikes
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — The Springfield Police Department (SPD) tells us that since February, two officers have combined their knowledge to recover and return more than $31,000 worth of stolen bikes. On May 5, 2024, one SPD officer noticed a Santa Cruz bicycle, matching the description of a bike stolen...
Health officials declare pertussis outbreak in Lane County
Health officials have declared a pertussis outbreak in Lane County after identifying at least 40 suspected or confirmed cases of the bacterial infection also known as whooping cough. Lane County Senior Health Officer Dr. Patrick Luedtke said the majority of infections are in the greater Eugene Springfield area, with one...
Nursing shortage: Bushnell steps in with new program
On This edition of Oregon On The Record, you’ll hear about how local private college Bushnell University is putting a new grant to use in training and educating nurses who are starting out, or returning nurses updating their skills. Dean of Faculty, Reed Mueller, Ph.D. talks about creating a...
Coming up on KEZI 9 News at 4: Cyclist hit by car just wants an apology; floating bathroom on Fern Ridge Reservoir
A bicyclist who was hit by a driver says she won't pursue criminal charges if the driver simply apologizes. Also, a floating bathroom on Fern Ridge Reservoir is open for use. Meteorologist Holden LeCroy has the weather.
Pro-Palestine protestors march on University of Oregon president’s house overnight
EUGENE, Ore. – Tensions over the protest encampment on the University of Oregon’s campus are reaching a new pitch after a group of protestors associated with the encampment marched and chanted in front of university President Karl Scholz’s home early Wednesday morning. Neighbors in Eugene’s Fairmount Neighborhood...
Local Duck alums Tony Graziani and Maarty Leunen help organize head coach Dan Lanning’s arrival in CO
Dylan Anderman was live at Worthy Brewing on Tuesday evening for Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning's meet and greet. Tony Graziani interviewed Dan Lanning Tuesday afternoon as hundreds of fans looked on. Graziani and Maarty Leunen have organized a golf tournament at Pronghorn, for fans to play golf with...
Oregon spent upwards of $18 million to defend its struggling child welfare system. Now, the trial has been postponed
The trial between the state of Oregon and the advocacy group suing the state over its mistreatment of kids placed in foster care has been delayed as the two sides near a settlement agreement. The trial, where the state was expected to defend its beleaguered child welfare system, was scheduled to start on Monday in Eugene. After about five years and spending upwards of $18 million of taxpayer money, it seems settlement talks have finally gained traction. The final settlement deal is due May 17. ...
Warmer for Wednesday, but turning much cooler this weekend
Like today, some high, thin clouds will stick around through most of the day tomorrow with breezy conditions at times. As high pressure builds, temps will be slightly warmer with about fives degree up everywhere.
Springfield to host annual spring clean-up for residents
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. – The City of Springfield will soon host its annual cleanup, where residents will be able to safely dispose of difficult-to-get-rid-of items. The Springfield Spring Cleanup will be held on May 18 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at EcoSort in Glenwood. The event is free for Springfield residents, and offers a chance to get rid of items that are often difficult to dispose of in a manner that is good for the environment. Proof of residency will be required, and city officials ask that businesses use other means to get rid of their waste.
Springfield man arrested after allegedly scamming woman over Facebook Marketplace
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. – A Springfield man has been arrested in connection with a Facebook Marketplace scam that allegedly swindled more than $1,000 from a woman in Brookings. According to court documents, Zakiyyah Justin Coffman, 23, allegedly sold a mini excavator to a woman on Facebook Marketplace for $3,000 in February. He said he would deliver the excavator to her in two days, but first needed her to send him $500 before delivery, which she did. Coffman the offered to also sell her a Bobcat and a Kubota Tracker, in addition to the excavator, for a total of $9,000. He allegedly said he would deliver all three machines to her if she sent him an additional $600 for the cost of delivery. She agreed and again transferred the money.
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