The Register-Guard

The Register-Guard is a daily publication located in Eugene, Oregon, in the northwestern region of the United States. It came into existence in 1930 when two local newspapers, the Eugene Daily Guard and the Morning Register, merged. This newspaper caters to the communities of Eugene and Springfield, as well as regions like the Oregon Coast, Umpqua River valley, and nearby areas. As of 2019, the reported daily circulation was approximately 18,886 copies. Ownership of The Register-Guard transitioned to The Gannett Company following its merger with GateHouse Media in 2019, having been sold to GateHouse the previous year in 2018.

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Bonded cats, rabbits and a sweet dog up for adoption in Lane County

1 day ago | registerguard.com | Haleigh Kochanski

Greenhill Humane SocietyQuail and Raven are two young rabbits looking for their forever home. They have the most charming personalities that will leave their family feeling all the love. These two were born at Greenhill and have grown up to become very friendly, social and well-mannered. Now, at 8 months old, they are big, beautiful bunnies with their own unique personalities. Raven is a bit reserved, while Quail is filled with sass.
Looking for tickets to Oregon State vs. Florida State in NCAA Super Regional? How to get them

1 day ago | registerguard.com | Ginnie Sandoval |Jarrid Denney

Oregon State baseball will face Florida State in the Corvallis Super Regional starting June 6. The No. 8 overall seed Beavers (45-13-1) will host the No. 9 Seminoles (41-14) in a best-of-three series (3 p.m., ESPN2) at Goss Stadium. Florida State advanced to the super regional as the No. 1 seed out of the Tallahassee Regional by beating Mississippi State 10-3 on May 31 and 5-2 on June 1.
Eugene is removing a lane on this busy University-area street. Here's where and when

2 days ago | registerguard.com | Alan Torres

Eugene is removing one of the three eastbound lanes along Mill Street/Broadway. The city said removing the lane and expanding the sidewalk is a part of the city's goal to improve pedestrian safety. There will be no road closures. Detours will impact pedestrians but not cars. Eugene has begun removing one of three eastbound lanes on Broadway near the University of Oregon, making room for a wider sidewalk, street trees and more on-street parking. Where is Eugene changing Broadway?
Piano teacher who filmed abuse of Oregon children sentenced in Eugene

2 days ago | registerguard.com | Haleigh Kochanski

A man used online piano lessons to groom two children in Oregon. He traveled from Hawaii to abuse them in person, then shared videos. Investigators found more than 1,400 explicit files on his devices. A 29-year-old Hawaii man was sentenced to over 41 years in prison on June 3 after pleading guilty to sexually abusing two young children in Oregon and sharing videos of the abuse online.
Leader of Lane County drug ring sentenced after record bust

2 days ago | registerguard.com | Haleigh Kochanski

Investigators found 384 pounds of meth in a Lane County storage unit. Martin Manzo Negrete previously served 14 years for drug trafficking. Fourteen firearms were seized, some confirmed stolen. Five co-conspirators also sentenced to federal prison. Following the largest single seizure of methamphetamine in Oregon State History, the leader of a Lane County drug trafficking cell was sentenced to 15 years in prison on June 3.
How did the Marist Spartans baseball do in their state semifinal game against Henley?

2 days ago | registerguard.com | Chris Hansen

Marist came excruciatingly close to winning its first state title in baseball last season. The Spartans didn't waste any time getting back to the championship game. For the second time in as many seasons, No. 1 Marist will play for the OSAA 4A title after defeating No. 5 Henley 7-5 on June 3 in a semifinal game at home. Next up is a game against No. 7 Pendleton at 4 p.m. Saturday at Roto-Rooter Park in Keizer.
Thurston baseball falls to Canby in OSAA 5A state semifinals: See the photos

3 days ago | registerguard.com | Ben Lonergan

Ben LonerganThurston’s Collin Hernandez, left, greets teammates during introductions as the Thurston Colts host the Canby Cougars during the semifinal round of the OSAA State Baseball Championship on June 3, 2025, at Thurston High School in Springfield. Ben Lonergan/The Register-GuardThurston’s Grady Saunders throws out a pitch as the Thurston Colts host the Canby Cougars during the semifinal round of the OSAA State Baseball Championship on June 3, 2025, at Thurston High School in Springfield.
Thurston softball downs Crater in OSAA 5A state semifinals: See photos

3 days ago | registerguard.com | Ben Lonergan

Ben LonerganThurston’s Kasey Ogan throws out a pitch as the Thurston Colts host the Crater Comets during the semifinal round of the OSAA 5A state softball championship on June 3 at Thurston High School in Springfield. Ben Lonergan/The Register-GuardThurston’s Daphnie Heckel celebrates a home run as the Thurston Colts host the Crater Comets during the semifinal round of the OSAA 5A state softball championship on June 3 at Thurston High School in Springfield.
Suspect in Eugene burglaries targeting Asian Americans stays in Texas on ICE hold

3 days ago | registerguard.com | Haleigh Kochanski

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek denied an extradition request for a suspect linked to burglaries targeting Asian American households, citing upcoming deportation by ICE. The decision has sparked disappointment and fear within the Asian American community, which feels its safety concerns are not being prioritized. The denial highlights tensions between local prosecutors and the governor's office over extradition policy and its financial implications.
Looking for a new furry friend? Meet Lane County's adoptable pets

4 days ago | registerguard.com | Haleigh Kochanski

Greenhill Humane SocietyBinx and Carrots are 9-month-old Holland Lop rabbits who love each other very much. They are closely bonded and looking to be adopted together. Binx is a female, and Carrots is a male bunny. They are very young and would thrive in a patient, loving home where they can be comfortable. They are also polite, curious rabbits that enjoy exploring tunnels and finding treats in a snuffle mat.