Asked to weigh-in on two high profile efforts in Salem, Eugene City Council offered its voice against stricter camping laws.
Oregon coach Dan Lanning traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, to visit five-star offensive tackle Immanuel Iheanacho, one of the top prospects in the 2026 recruiting class. Lanning was joined by offensive
EUGENE â€“ Although the 2024-25 football season is over, competition between some of the nation’s best football programs is only ramping up as these programs recr
The Oregon Health Authority on Wednesday flagged three organizations for overshooting this limit between 2021 and 2022 without justifying the increase. They include Eugene-based Oregon Medical Group and two insurers, Moda Health and UnitedHealthcare, both of which managed Medicare Advantage plans.
In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness talks to researchers about an underground aquifer below the Central Cascade Mountains.
Oregon schools showed slow but steady increases in statewide graduation rates year after year leading up to the pandemic. Now, the rate is stuck around 81%.
Keeping people from affordable healthcare will come at a cost for providers and insurers in Oregon, and so far, the Oregon Health Authority says three health ca
Both Oregon Ducks basketball programs on the men's and women's side are expected to be invited to the Big Dance this upcoming postseason. For the first time in
Oregon is vying to remain perfect away from Matthew Knight Arena Saturday afternoon at Minnesota, where it has never won. The No. 15 Ducks (16-3, 5-3 Big Ten) have suffered three home losses but are coming off a win over Washington at MKA on Tuesday and are one of just six Division I teams undefeated in true road games this season.
The Oregon women's basketball team has nine games remaining in their regular season schedule – and the stretch just happens to be one of the toughest of the yea
The Ducks added the No. 2-ranked cornerback Na'eem Offord, the No. 5 CB Brandon Finney, the No. 8 CB Dorian Brew, and the No. 4 safety Trey McNutt, securing one of the best defensive backfield hauls in Oregon history.
Reidsville (N.C.) four-star tight end Kendre Harrison committed to Oregon on Nov. 30 and is expected to play both football and basketball at the next level. Currently the headlining member of the Ducks’ already-loaded 2026 recruiting class,