Chris M Lehman is a journalist based in Eugene, Oregon. He primarily focuses on local news in the area, covering a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and community events. His work has been featured in various publications such as KLCC, OPB, and Jefferson Public Radio.
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Chris M Lehman's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime, government & politics, and sports in the Oregon area. His articles often include announcements and cover evolving stories with a significant emphasis on breaking news.
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A wildfire just east of the Redmond Airport is 25% contained, fire officials said Sunday evening.
Voters in Cottage Grove appear to have decided to remove three of their city council members from office.
A rapidly spreading brush fire has prompted Level 2 — BE SET — evacuations near the community of Goshen, just south of Eugene.
By: Chris M Lehman
The central Oregon resort community of Sunriver was told to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice Tuesday evening as a wildfire threatens the area.
The Lane County Sheriff issued evacuation notices Tuesday evening for an area east of McKenzie Bridge due to the Boulder Creek Fire.
The Tuesday episode of the long-running television game show Jeopardy! had a category filled with clues about places and names familiar to Oregonians.
The Eugene Weekly has received a $100,000 grant to bolster its coverage.
As you're probably aware, the deadline to return your election ballot is coming up soon. It's this coming Tuesday at 8 p.m.
For more of KLCC's coverage of the 2024 elections, visit our Elections page First things first: Here in Oregon, you have until 8 p.m.
By: Chris M Lehman
Coastal communities exhaled Thursday after a tsunami warning was issued — and then canceled.
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