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BREAKING: Eugene Police investigating a shooting at an apartment complex at 500 E. 18th Ave. Witnesses report hearing 5-7 loud gun shots followed by a car screech away. Ambulance left the scene code 3. Duck TV News

Our Duck TV sports team in #Atlanta today for #OregonFootball coverage. Follow along for real time updates and a full wrap after the game. #GoDucks

Duck TV is at the City of Eugene Council meeting in anticipation of many students speaking out against what they call “over-policing” by the Eugene Police Department in regard to their controversial “party patrol” weekend enforcement measures. Follow for updates.

#BREAKING: Man charged with murder following reported assault near University of Oregon campus.

#BREAKING Eugene police just announced the arrest of Vaughn Pierre Derry Jr., 24, of Eugene, in connection with the shooting deaths of Breanna Don Dapron, 20 and Dylan Wayne George, 31. The shooting happened Thursday, 1/19, along W. 18th ave in West Eugene around 11:15pm.

#BREAKING Eugene-Springfield Fire crews working a 2nd Alarm fire at the Valley River Inn in Eugene. Reports of fire on the second and third floors on the Willamette River side of the building, per scanner. Heading there shortly for Duck TV News.

BREAKING: Our Eric Wasserman 🦆 "WASS" on scene of a large police and ems presence following a reported shooting at Fat Shack. Working to get details.

Information remains scarce after Eugene PD and Eugene-Springfield Fire responded to a car into a building and a reported shooting on E. 13th and Patterson St. around 12:30am. Crime tape is up around the urgent care center and Fat Shack. Police have not confirmed any details.

#BREAKING Eugene Police confirm they responded to a dispute with a shot fired around 12:30am. Police found two victims with minor gunshot injuries and one person deceased in the crashed vehicle. No further info. They say there is no known threat to the public. #Eugene Duck TV News

Overnight, Eugene police responded to an unfounded report of one or more person(s) suffering gunshot wounds in the 1800 block of Walnut Street, near the University of Oregon campus. The report triggered a large police and EMS response. Crews found no merit to the call Duck TV News