Weeks after the Eugene Police Department declared a riot on May 29, the department declared one again last Saturday, July 25. Demonstrators in Eugene gathered to stand in solidarity with Portland protesters in opposition of the Federal Department of Homeland Security and against police brutality.

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Northwest Passage: Protesters Divided Over 'Tactics' After EPD Declares Recent Protest A Riot

In the third episode of KLCC's special series covering Black Lives Matter protests in Eugene and Springfield, Black Unity leaders stand in solidarity with Portland protesters, All Lives Matter protesters chant "Black Lives Matter," and Eugene's long-awaited City Council work session on policing is right around the corner. Join KLCC News Director Rachael McDonald and reporters Elizabeth Gabriel and Nathan Bouquet in the latest episode of the Northwest Passage.

Northwest Passage: Eugene & Springfield BLM Protesters Hold Steady In Push For Change

On this episode of the Northwest Passage podcast, tensions between police and protesters in Springfield flair, a hit-and-run during a peaceful children's march leads to increased friction between protesters and the Eugene Police Department, meanwhile EPD says they have plans for reform.

Northwest Passage: Continuing Coverage of BLM Movement in Eugene and Springfield

The May 25 death of George Floyd while in Minneapolis Police custody has sparked national outrage, and has reignited the Black Lives Matter Movement in towns and cities across the country. In Eugene and Springfield protesters have held marches nearly every day since May 29. The local movement has galvanized activists to form new advocacy groups seeking to change policing in schools and communities. KLCC News Director and Reporter Rachael McDonald spoke with KLCC Reporters Elizabeth Gabriel and Melorie Begay about ongoing protests in Part I of this special Northwest Passage episode.

Northwest Passage: A Look At Ongoing Black Lives Matter Protests In Eugene & Springfield Part I

Governor Kate Brown bans large public events to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Meanwhile the number of cases of COVID-19 grows in Oregon.

Northwest Passage: Coronavirus Spurs Ban on Large Gatherings, Universities go Online

Coronavirus is in the Northwest, we discuss best practices for prevention and what state officials are doing.The short legislative session wraps up in Salem on March 8 th . Will anything get accomplished amidst the Republican walk out?

Northwest Passage: Coronavirus, Leg. Session, Housing Funds, Gustavo Balderas, And The Bachelor

The legislative session is at a standstill as Oregon GOP Lawmakers continue to boycott the cap and trade bill.

Northwest Passage: Another Legislative Walkout, Coronavirus, Brian Babb Verdict, And Duck Basketball

Oregon is number one in the country for marijuana dispensaries per capita. Eugene schools consider how to better accommodate religious holidays.

Northwest Passage: Plentiful Pot Shops, Code Red, Love Scams, and more

President Trump’s acquittal brings activists to the streets of Eugene to protest what they call a sham trial.

Northwest Passage: Truckers Rally in Salem, Acquittal Protest, Duck Basketball, And More

Lawmakers gather in Salem next week for their short session. Will Republicans walk out again?

Northwest Passage: Legislative Session, Eugene Parking, Birds, And Mary Louise Kelly

A court panel dismisses the kids’ climate lawsuit. People rally in favor of and against President Trump in Eugene.

Northwest Passage: Climate Lawsuit, Trump Rallies, Womens' Basketball, And Milk For Senators

Lawmakers prepare to take on cap and trade legislation again in Salem. More funding is allocated for homeless services in Lane County. The University of Oregon considers a fixed tuition model.

Northwest Passage: Funds For Lane County Homeless Services, Taco Time is 60, Emerald Trust Project

An attack on an elderly business owner in Redmond will be prosecuted under Oregon’s revised hate crime law. An opioid overdose alert is issued in Douglas County City and county leaders site homelessness as their biggest challenge.

Northwest Passage: Hate Crime, Opioids, States of Cities, And Royal Family Shakeup

A ban on single-use plastic bags takes effect statewide in Oregon. The results of the next census could mean an additional congressional representative. We look back on the big stories of 2019 and we talk about our new years resolutions.

Northwest Passage: A Look Back At 2019, New Oregon Laws, & Tumbleweeds Attack Cars

KLCC News Staff reviews the major stories of the week, and takes you behind the scenes with a local reporter to learn about their latest feature.

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