Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 5th of August.
Good morning, Eugene.
A presentation by the City Club of Eugene showed how seniors and disabled residents can access Medicaid, the Oregon Health Plan, long-term care, and nutrition programs; it aired Monday, Aug.
3 on KLCC 89.7 FM and is now available online—offering a guide with 600+ entries for Lane County.
Lane County remains under an air quality advisory from wildfire smoke as thousands gather at Hayward Field for the World Athletics U20 Championships.
Health officials note that longer races may strain athletes and conditions are expected to improve Friday — precautions are advised.
Eugene Springfield Fire Chief Mike Caven warned residents on Tuesday, Aug.
4 that urban areas face wildfire risk and advised clearing yard debris and maintaining defensible space as fire restrictions remain in effect across Lane County.
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation advises homeowners and renters affected by wildfires or ash damage to save receipts as some policies may cover lodging, food & pet costs.
Affected residents should document expenses to support future claims.
Lane Transit District will host an open house on Tuesday, Aug.
11 at Springfield City Hall from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to gather community input for its 20-year transit plan, Connect 2045.
Lane County home listings increased by 23% since mid-2024 as more buyers make purchases, keeping inventory close to 2.4 months, while median prices on starter homes have risen 0.9% over the past year.
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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