Ducks have competition the first-year coach wants at tight end.

Lane Regional Air Protection Agency spokeswoman Jo Niehaus explains why the air is getting worse in Eugene and Springfield due to wildfire smoke. And, predicts when a change in weather might bring relief. [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]

The senior defensive end said the trip to Nike could begin Oregon's focus to improve on road trips.

The city of Eugene has launched a public saftey survey to understand whether Eugene-are residents feel safe and what programs and services the city should invest more or less time in. Eugene police spokeswoman Melinda McLaughlin explains what prompted the survey and why it's important to city officials. 

Kim Davaz shares some of her methods of making homemade ice cream.

Oregon could have six players at 6-9 or taller in its rotation next season.

Bill Hampton tells The Register-Guard why he takes the bus everywhere.

U.S. Forest Service officials discuss the challenge of clearing 800 dump trucks worth of debris off Forest Road 19, or Aufderheide Drive, following a December landslide.

North Eugene graduate Brian Conklin and his family are on a worldwide basketball adventure.

Oregon's five-man freshman class arrived for summer school and has gone through four hours of workouts each week with the coaching staff.