Homeless
Judge orders Grants Pass to provide more accessible sites for homeless campers
A judge has barred Grants Pass from enforcing its municipal orders on homeless camping until it makes its campsites accessible ...
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High School
PREPS: Cascade Christian records second straight no-hitter to open tourney
Cascade Christian notched a second straight no-hitter Friday night to remain unbeaten in the Challenger Classic and, more ...
Business
The Old Spaghetti Factory to open in late April inside former Porters location
Portland-based Italian restaurant chain the Old Spaghetti Factory will open at its new downtown Medford location on Monday, ...
Local News
Meeting a big need: Community response helps FOTAS get pet clinic up and running
Coordinators of the newly opened FOTAS Community Spay & Neuter Clinic in Medford say the response to the ...
Business
Wildfire smoke bill introduced as West Coast wine industry confronts billions in losses
Tens of millions would be set aside to better understand the impacts of prolonged wildfire smoke exposure and ...
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Go Rogue
Things to do in the Rogue Valley this week and beyond
With live music, book clubs, presentations, special events and more, there’s something for everyone. Check out our listings ...
News
GUEST COLUMN: Demands for state help likely to grow after federal cuts
Oregon’s legislative budgeters released a framework last week for state spending for the next two years. It brought ...
Sports
Rogue Rapids trio wins gold at Northwest regional swim meet
Three swimmers won gold medals for the Rogue Rapids swim team at the 2025 Northwest Age Group Regionals ...
Education
Bill to cap Oregon class sizes has widespread teacher support
A bill to make class sizes a mandatory topic of bargaining between Oregon school districts and their local ...
Crime & Justice
Jail log: Thursday, March 27
Arrests Criminal trespass, carrying of concealed weapons — Spencer Monte Todd Barnett, 33, no known address. Medford police ...
Education
Ashland School Board pursues $10 million ‘Full Faith and Credit Loan’ to stabilize budget
Hattrick: Loan will help distribute district shortfall over multiple budget cycles, giving district more time to rebalance budget ...
Lifestyle
ROGUE WANDERER: Spring cleaning R not us … cue ‘Jaws’ music
It’s spring everybody, and I felt every 80 degrees of it today. The birds are making with the ...
Lifestyle
Adopt a pet: Ochoa
Age: Ochoa is a 1-year, 6-moths-old, female Queensland Heeler mix Personality: Energetic, enthusiastic, animated, playful, confident, spunky, sweet, ...
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Opinion
GUEST COLUMN: Renewable energy, not nuclear, is the Oregon way
In 1980, Oregon voters wisely called a halt to nuclear power projects with passage of Ballot Measure #7. ...
High School
PREPS: South Medford wraps up Crater tourney with three straight wins
Monday offered up a disappointing start to the Crater Spring Break Tournament for South Medford’s baseball team, but ...
Sports
No. 1 Southern Oregon, No. 2 Oregon Tech split first meetings
The marquee Cascade Conference series between top-ranked Southern Oregon and No. 2 Oregon Tech won't be decided until ...
News
Spring thunderstorms mostly a threat north of Rogue Valley; wind advisory in effect locally
Springtime thunderstorms could hit Southern Oregon on Wednesday, but the bulk of the turbulent weather is expected to ...
Local News
Medford offers 2-day, free wood-chipping service to reduce wildfire risk around homes
Medford residents can take advantage of Wood Debris Chipper Days on Wednesday and Thursday to help residents reduce ...
Elections
Oregon officials say Trump’s voting executive order likely to face legal challenges
President Donald Trump signed a far-reaching executive order Tuesday that would require individuals to provide proof of citizenship to register ...
Crime & Justice
Jail log: Wednesday, March 26
Arrests Theft, criminal trespass — Sean Jameson Elton, 40, of the 500 block of Barnium Drive, Phoenix. Jackson ...
Localstate
Hundreds of bills in Oregon Legislature are dead for this year
Oregon lawmakers have proposed more than 3,400 bills this legislative session, most of which will fail to pass. ...
News
OTHER VIEWS: Don’t conceal the Legislature’s policy research from the public
For Oregonians who care about privacy, the idea of an arm of the Legislature being careful with data ...