In June of last year, the Ashland City Council and City Manager, Joseph L. Lessard, recognized the need to create
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For The Valley: Local Firefighters Go Above and Beyond After Call
There is so much good that happens in our Valley everyday that goes unnoticed. We here at Medford Alert want
Northbound I5 Closed Due to Winter Conditions
8:53p Update: All lanes are now open, according to ODOT All northbound lanes of Interstate 5 are temporarily closed at
Firefighters Respond to Overnight Structure Fire in JoCo
Yesterday night, at approximately 8:53p, Illinois Valley Fire Department (IVFD) and AMR-Josephine County units responded to a structure fire callout.
Suspect Arrested After NW Medford Shooting
This is an update to Medford Alert’s live coverage of the incident last night. On Friday, March 3, at 10:28
City Council Softens Opinion on Potential South Medford Casino
During the March 2 City Council meeting, Council members adopted a non-binding resolution that expresses a general position of neutrality
ODOT Warns Drivers of Continued Winter Conditions
More snow is likely in many areas of the state beginning Friday evening, especially in mountain passes and high-elevation parts
Britt Fest Announces First Round of 2023 Summer Shows
Earlier this morning, Britt Festival organizers announced the initial lineup of concerts and performances taking place in Jacksonville this year.
Hit and Run Suspect Injures Two Near Rogue Valley Expressway
This is an update to Medford Alert’s live coverage of the incident earlier today. Jackson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) deputies
Winter Weather Advisory Issued for Jackson County
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 4 AM SATURDAY TO 4 PM SUNDAY Source: NWS
Man Sentenced For Multiple Violent Marijuana Robberies Around Medford Area
A Wilsonville, Oregon man who orchestrated multiple violent robberies targeting Southern Oregon marijuana growers and dealers was sentenced to federal
Two Arrested as Police Warn of Eastside Burglary Spree
Eight home burglaries have been reported in the East Medford area since November 2022. In most cases, access to the
