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The Register-Guard, 13 Nov 2026

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The Register-Guard is an American daily newspaper focused on local news, politics and community reporting across Eugene, Springfield and Oregon's Willamette Valley. First published in 1867, the newspaper reports on local government, business, education and public affairs, alongside breaking news and in-depth features covering the issues shaping Lane County and the wider region. It also features extensive coverage of the University of Oregon, environmental issues, outdoor recreation and arts and culture, reflecting the unique character of the Pacific Northwest. Sports reporting is a major strength, with comprehensive coverage of the Oregon Ducks, local high school athletics and major professional sporting events, supported by expert analysis and commentary. The publication combines more than 150 years of public service journalism with thoughtful regional reporting, making it one of Oregon's leading news sources. Available on PressReader, The Register-Guard newspaper delivers trusted journalism, community insight and comprehensive daily news coverage from Eugene and across western Oregon.

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ArticleKelvin waves could super­charge Ore­gon’s king tides this winter

A con­ver­gence of forces could lead to extraordin­ary king tides on Ore­gon's coast this winter. Kelvin waves are rolling in along the West Coast, push­ing sea levels higher just as the first king tides of the sea­son arrive Nov. 23-27. The most...

Kelvin waves could super­charge Ore­gon’s king tides this winter

ArticleShot­gun Creek Recre­ation Area restroom work starts mid-Novem­ber

The Bur­eau of Land Man­age­ment will soon begin con­struc­tion at the Shot­gun Creek Recre­ation Area as part of BLM's plans to replace restrooms at the site. The park will stay open dur­ing con­struc­tion. Start­ing in mid-Novem­ber, BLM will...

Shot­gun Creek Recre­ation Area restroom work starts mid-Novem­ber

ArticleSpring­field audits police after set­tle­ment lapse

After fail­ing to com­ply with the terms of a 2020 set­tle­ment stem­ming from the fatal police shoot­ing of Stacy Kenny, the City of Spring­field has hired an inde­pend­ent safety con­sult­ing firm to con­duct a sys­tem­atic review of the...

Spring­field audits police after set­tle­ment lapse

ArticlePEOPLE IN THE NEWS

Stacy Keach, ver­sat­ile ’Mike Ham­mer’ TV actor, dies at 85 Stacy Keach, the Golden Globe-win­ning actor who por­trayed private invest­ig­ator Mike Ham­mer on TV, has died. He was 85. Keach died Nov. 10 at his fam­ily home in Mag­dalenka, Poland,...

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

ArticleU.S. OUTLOOK

Fore­cast: On Fri­day, rain will spread down the West Coast with a few showers in South­ern Cali­for­nia with Sierra Nevada snow. A storm will move through the North­east, bring­ing mostly rain, but some high-elev­a­tion snow.

U.S. OUTLOOK

ArticleSur­geon killed in Israeli strike on Gaza hos­pital

CAIRO – An Israeli air­strike on the main hos­pital in the south­ern Gaza Strip overnight Nov. 11 killed at least six Palestini­ans, includ­ing a sur­geon and a teen­age boy, med­ics said, the latest Israeli attack to under­mine a year-old cease­fire...

Sur­geon killed in Israeli strike on Gaza hos­pital

ArticleChina seeks high-tech edge in global trade

When world lead­ers fly into the Chinese city of Shen­zhen next week, they may catch a glimpse of China’s vis­ion for the future of global trade: a hightech port hum­ming with next-gen­er­a­tion hard­ware and soft­ware. The Mawan Ter­minal – com­plete...

China seeks high-tech edge in global trade