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Medford faces an $80 million question in bid to bring Emeralds south
The Eugene Emeralds want a new ballpark. Medford has a site, a design and an estimate that puts the city’s potential share at more than $80 million. On Thursday, the City Council will review what it would take to build a 3,004-capacity stadium at Hawthorne Park and bring affiliated minor league baseball to the Rogue Valley.
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Following Deadly Accidents, Eugene Debuts Patterson Street Safety Redesign
EUGENE, Ore. — A new street design on Patterson Street is giving pedestrians and cyclists more room, and local transportation advocates say it shows what can happen when residents organize around traffic safety. The city reduced Patterson Street from two travel lanes to one between 19th and 24th avenues,...
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Oregon Ducks open as double-digit favorite over Michigan Wolverines
Two programs heading in opposite directions this season will meet in Eugene this Saturday for just the second time as Big Ten foes. The Oregon Ducks will look to carry momentum from a big road win into Autzen Stadium against the visiting Michigan Wolverines . The Ducks and Wolverines both began the season ranked, but have faced significant adversity this season. The Wolverines have since fallen out of the rankings and benched quarterback Bryce Underwood in favor of backup Tommy Carr, while the Ducks have surged recently and have an outside shot at the conference title game. FanDuel Sportsbook has opened the betting line with Oregon favored by 10.5 points at home. Michigan has struggled to move the ball offensively this season, managing just six points in a loss to rival Michigan State last week in Ann Arbor. Two good defenses will meet, and it could turn into a low-scoring battle. The total points spread is currently set at just 40.5 points. Oregon is a heavy favorite on the money line, boasting -400 odds, while Michigan opens at +310. The Ducks found their groove on offense once again in a 41-28 drubbing of Ohio State in Columbus. Dylan Raiola and
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Eugene Eyes Red-Light Cameras After Red-Light Running, Speeding Contributed to 81 Fatal or Serious-Injury Crashes
Eugene is weighing whether to install red-light and speed cameras at three to five of its highest-crash intersections, a response to city data showing that drivers blowing through red lights or speeding contributed to 81 fatal or serious-injury crashes between 2020 and 2024. No intersections have been chosen, no funding has been secured, and no launch date is set — but city staff want to hear from residents before any of those decisions get made.
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University of Oregon graduate employees declare intent to strike
The University of Oregon’s graduate employees union has declared an intent to strike if it doesn't reach a deal on a new contract by Nov. 16. The Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation represents around 1,200 student employees. This includes research assistants, graders, and instructors teaching some classes, labs and discussion sections.
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South boys win state cross-country title
Saturday’s OSAA cross-country championship meet at Lane Community College brought a warm, clear day, fast races, and a South Eugene boys’ team trophy for the first time since 2017. The meet featured a new national-best boys’ time and South Eugene girls taking the second-place trophy for the second straight year.
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Friday Night Rivals: Week 10
EUGENE, Or - The road to a state championship starts tonight for high school football. Sports reporters De'Aundre Sanders and Khenedi Wright bring the highlights from across the region. Plus, a preview of Oregon and Oregon State's Saturday match up. Scores. 6A. #9 Willamette DEF. #8 Sprague 42-29 #3 Nelson...
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WSOC: LCC Titans prove doubters wrong with perfect regional record
EUGENE, Ore. - Lane Community College's women's soccer team wasn't expected to do much this season. It was supposed to be a rebuilding year. But with a brand new head coach and a roster filled with only freshmen and sophomores, the Titans have become one of the best teams on the pitch this year through a lot of hard work, grit and determination.
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Katie Fiso sparks Oregon comeback win over Washington State
Trailing by 16 points in the second half gave Katie Fiso a familiar feeling. The Ducks had been here before, but she knew there was a way out. “I just encouraged myself and my team that the game’s not over,” Fiso said. “We still have a lot of time.” They certainly did as Oregon rallied for a 64-57 nonconference women’s basketball win against Washington State on Nov. 6 at Matthew Knight Arena. Fiso finished with a team-high 19 points, seven rebounds and three assists. She scored 11 of her points in the second half, which began with the Ducks (2-0) trailing 36-22 before falling behind 41-25 by the 8:40 mark of the third quarter. “It’s not a position that we’ve never been in before,” Fiso said. “A lot of last year’s games came down to that. We would start amping in up when were down 13. Hopefully we can change that model this year.” Fiso started Oregon’s rally with a 3-pointer and a layup, and then her teammates joined in to help dig the Ducks out of their double-digit hole. Brooklynn Haywood scored nine of her 14 points in the second half, and Avary Cain scored all 11 of her