The missing suspect from Thursday night’s home invasion robbery assault at an Eagle Point illegal marijuana processing facility has been
Month: October 2021
Oregonian’s Urged to Plan Ahead for Potential Disasters this Winter
Oregon is entering its rainy season while recovering from the recent devastation caused by wildfires. The Oregon Office of Emergency
Suspect Arrested After High Speed Chase Ends in a Downtown Alleyway
Last night just before midnight, officers tried to stop a U-Haul pick up near the Winco shopping center. The vehicle
Open Enrollment for 2022 Health Coverage Starts Soon
Open enrollment – the time to sign up for health insurance for 2022 – has been extended this year. It
Jackson County Storm Totals So Far
Even though we only saw a glancing blow from the much hyped “atmosphere river”, our metro saw some impressive wind
New Cinema to Open for North Metro Residents
For decades, residents of the Agate Desert have had a multiplex to watch their new and favorite films on. For
Oregon Workers Say What Matters Most in a Workplace
From September 14-22, 2021, the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center conducted a statewide survey of Oregonians’ values and beliefs, including
Fire Season Ends on All ODF Protected Lands
Fire season has now ended on all 16 million acres of Oregon forestland protected by the Oregon Department of Forestry.
Suspect Info Released in Eagle Point Armed Robbery
Two Suspects from Eagle Point Home Invasion Robbery Charged, Booked at Jackson County Jail, One Suspect Still At Large. The
MPD and JCSO Assist in Grants Pass Commercial Prostitution Investigation
An ongoing Grants Pass Police Department (GPPD) investigation involving commercial sexual solicitation at a Grants Pass massage parlor resulted in
Metro Wind Advisory In Effect This Sunday
NWS HAS ISSUED A WIND ADVISORY THAT GOES INTO EFFECT FROM 2A TO 11A SUNDAY. Including the cities of Medford
OHA Says Declines in Cases and Hospitalizations Expected to Continue
Today, the Oregon Health Authority released its latest COVID-19 forecast showing a continued decline in daily cases and hospitalizations through early November.
