It also introduced plenty of new faces, including Catherine O'Hera's Gail, a therapist living in the Jackson community, who reveals early on that Joel, her client, killed her husband Eugene.

In episode 1, a bombshell was dropped about Joel — his role in the death of a character named Eugene. So, how did Eugene die in the series? Below, Hollywood Life is breaking down everything we ...

The Last of Us season 2 began with quite a few bombshells, among them being a character named Eugene and his death. As fans follow the five-year time jump that Joel and Ellie — played by Pedro ...

and Christine (Lemoine) Morin of Leominster, MA. Grace’s spirit will live on through her adored granddaughters, Rebecca and Elisabeth Henrich, and Angela (Morin) Walker and her husband Nathan ...

The nonprofit has also announced deep cuts to its crisis hotline. CAHOOTS currently responds to calls in Eugene 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Starting April 7, however, the hours of service ...

Monument Releasing has acquired Eugene Kotlyarenko’s “The Code,” and is planning a theatrical release in the English-speaking world. The film premiered at the Fantasia Intl. Film Festival in ...

Three people, including children, were hospitalized on April 14 after a head-on crash at the intersection of Barger Drive and Primrose Street in Eugene, according to the Eugene Police Department.

But Gail — and Joel — have a connection to another character: Eugene. During their first session together, Gail tells Joel, “You killed Eugene … I hate you for it.” So, who is this ...

Protesters in Eugene continue to say they are fed up with President Donald Trump’s policies on immigration, gender, the environment, foreign affairs and federal funding. Around 1,000 protesters ...

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash while participating in an honor ride on Saturday morning, according to the Eugene Police Department. On Sunday, Police confirmed the motorcyclist was 42-year ...

In 1991, a degenerative disease caused Susan Posner's kidney to fail -- interrupting her peaceful life as a businessowner in Eugene. She called her brother, Ian Hawker, who lived in Scotland at ...

Christopher Hoffman is a longtime Connecticut journalist and former Connecticut State House reporter. When I was 9, I had a walk-on part in an amateur theater production of Eugène Ionesco’s ...