Senator Wyden visits RCC and SOU to discuss jobs created by Affordable Health Care Act
Senator Ron Wyden is visiting Rogue Community College and Southern Oregon University Thursday to discuss the large number of jobs projected to be created by the passage of the Affordable Health Care Act.
Parvo outbreak causes Animal Shelter to seek public's help
The recent Parvovirus outbreak at the Josephine County Animal Shelter has Josephine County Public Health asking for citizen’s help to keep stray animals off the streets.
A 43-year old ex-marine, Bourne Huddleston, will get a new defense attorney for his trial to decide if he killed his 34 year old wife, Kristy. The trial is scheduled to begin this coming spring.
Court Rules in Favor of B.L.M. in Jenny Creek Timber Sale
U.S. District Judge Owen Panner in Medford ruled in favor of B.L.M. denying a request by environmental groups for a preliminary injunction to halt a timber sale in the Jenny Creek Drainage.
Harry and David, along with a variety of retailers have announced recalls of food possibly tainted by salmonella from Sunland Incorporated peanut butter plany in Portales, New Mexico.
Medford School Board Concerned over Administrators Raises
Medford School Board member appear unanimous in their concern over recent pay raises for administrators and equally concerned they have no control over the decision.
The Grants Pass School District Seven Board discussed the Grants Pass High School Athletic Department’s concussion policies during their Tuesday meeting and it seemed general consensus among board members and administration that the policy needs to change.
Grants Pass Truck Driver Escapes Injury in 3 Vehicle Crash on U.S. 97
Grants Pass Truck driver Deane Howland, 50, escaped injury when a 2006 Chevy Trailblazer side swiped his ‘93’ Peterbilt as it was southbound on Highway 97 32 miles north of Klamath Falls.
Lorna Byrne Middle School, located at 102 Junction Ave. in Cave Junction, was evacuated at 11:37 a.m. Monday after graffiti discovered on a bathroom wall indicated the school might be threatened by a bomb.
The final suspect in a robbery case that has been investigated and deliberated for the better part of a year pled guilty today in Josephine County Circuit Court to second-degree robbery and unlawful use of a weapon.
A Monday night call to Medford dispatch came from a woman saying she was armed and needs help. The woman, 27-year old Mary Aguilar, was found walking on the sidewalk near West 2nd in Medford carrying a .22 caliber handgun.
