Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of July.
Good morning, Eugene.
Local leaders gathered at the Veterans Memorial Building to discuss homelessness solutions in a roundtable organized by candidate Monique DeSpain.
The discussion focused on substance abuse & mental health challenges affecting over 4,500 Lane County residents and stressed the need for better support services.
This week, gas prices in Oregon increased with regular gas at $4.64 and diesel at $5.48, making Oregon the sixth-highest state for fuel costs.
Prices are rising amid easing Middle East tensions but ongoing global oil supply worries.
Drivers in Oregon face higher pump prices this week as regular gas reached $4.64 and diesel hit $5.48, even though crude oil eased after a pause in Middle East hostilities — AAA notes prices remain above pre-conflict levels.
University of Oregon Libraries has opened the Peter A.
DeFazio papers (covering his 36 years in Congress) for research at the Special Collections and University Archives Reading Room at Knight Library. The collection includes physical records and digital files processed over three years.
Australian Pink Floyd Show
7:30-9:00 p.m. — Hult Center for the Performing Arts — Tickets may vary — Experience the world's premier Pink Floyd tribute band with stunning visuals and note-perfect performances.
2026 World Athletics U20 Championships - Day 1 Evening
8:00 AM - 8:00 PM — Hayward Field — Tickets available — Witness the best young athletes from around the world compete in Eugene.
MC Chris Live with Mega Ran and KI Design
9-11:50 p.m. — John Henry's — $18-$22 — Experience a night of Nerdcore hip hop with mc chris and special guests.
2026 Pickleball Tournament
9 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Eugene Family YMCA Tennis & Pickleball Center — Registration opens Spring 2026 — Play hard while raising awareness for children in foster care.
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