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Oregon’s ‘Winter Wedge’ goes virtual

There’s another reason to celebrate this holiday season — later this month you can attend ...

By Tony Cooper

November 1, 2020

Local News

COVID-19 survivor speaks about his experience with the deadly illness

– A Gold Hill man says he contracted coronavirus after picking up his step-father-in-law from Avamere ...

By Tony Cooper

November 1, 2020

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Salvation Army and Toys for Tots in need of more toy donations for local kids

The Salvation Army of Jackson County and Toys for Tots have teamed up this year ...

By Tony Cooper

November 1, 2020

Crime

Home invasion suspect arrested after Medford standoff

A man suspected of at least two local home invasion robberies is behind bars following a 5-1/2-hour ...

By Tony Cooper

November 1, 2020

Environment

How to finally start saving the planet, according to environmental experts

When talking about saving the environment, the classic three R’s — reduce, reuse, recycle — ...

By Tony Cooper

November 1, 2020

Education

SOU remains flexible in pandemic, pivots toward remote courses

Southern Oregon University is making use of the flexibility built into its reopening plan, pivoting ...

By Tony Cooper

November 1, 2020

COVID-19

COVID-19 CLAIMS 16 MORE LIVES, STATE DEATH TOLL AT 1,138 AS OF FRIDAY

COVID-19 has claimed 16 more lives, raising the state death toll to 1,138 as of ...

By Tony Cooper

November 1, 2020

Crime

MEDFORD MAN JAILED FOR BURGLARY

A Medford man was arrested for burglary and other charges on Wednesday. Sergeant Brad O’Dell ...

By Tony Cooper

October 31, 2020

Environment

2020 MRF Summit Discusses Challenges, Opportunities in Recycling

Government, industry, and nonprofit solid waste pros recently convened at a two-day Materials Recovery (MRF) ...

By Tony Cooper

October 31, 2020

Education

Cascade Conference delays fall sports for SOU and other member schools

The Council of Presidents of the Cascade Collegiate Conference voted today to delay the start ...

By Tony Cooper

October 31, 2020

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Bend Police promotes safe driving during National Teen Driver Safety Week

Pedestrian critically injured in crash on NE Third Street

Bend Police to host medication takeback event on October 25

Franklin Avenue corridor project underway in Bend

Oregon Poised to Allow Governor to Appoint U.S. Senator After Vacancy

Oregon Agencies Urge Campfire Safety During Wildfire Awareness Month

Oregon Senators Urge Federal Assistance for Harney County Flood Victims

Communities Across Central Oregon Honor Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day

The State of Oregon fined four businesses a combined $44,600 in May for willful violations of state regulations meant to protect workers from COVID-19

What are the symptoms of the AstraZeneca vaccine blood clotting and how long does the risk last?

The OHA reported 867 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 10 more COVID-19 related deaths

The Oregon Health Authority reported 1,010 new cases and 2 new deaths related to COVID-19

Madras man arrested on kidnapping and robbery charges

Bend police make multiple DUII arrests over holiday weekend

Lane County Man Sentenced to 15 Years for Largest Meth Seizure in Oregon History

Bend Man with Long Criminal Record and Mental Health History Accused of Mass Stabbing at Salem Shelter

Brown says schools can open if they wish

Medford School Board Asks State To Ease In-Person Learning Restrictions

Student Sustainability Center director, McNair Scholar wins Scholastic Achievement Award

OSHA proposes fines against Grace Cascade Christian High School

The Bend City Council unanimously approved the contract to begin the Midtown Crossings Greenwood Avenue pilot project and the Second Street waterline project

Holiday waste recycling tips

RV park provides shelter for Asante employees displaced by fires

‘Great Conjunction’ of Jupiter and Saturn will be the closest in nearly 800 years

Oregon’s ‘Winter Wedge’ goes virtual

COVID-19 survivor speaks about his experience with the deadly illness

Salvation Army and Toys for Tots in need of more toy donations for local kids

Home invasion suspect arrested after Medford standoff

How to finally start saving the planet, according to environmental experts

SOU remains flexible in pandemic, pivots toward remote courses

COVID-19 CLAIMS 16 MORE LIVES, STATE DEATH TOLL AT 1,138 AS OF FRIDAY

MEDFORD MAN JAILED FOR BURGLARY

2020 MRF Summit Discusses Challenges, Opportunities in Recycling

Cascade Conference delays fall sports for SOU and other member schools

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