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A solitary grave-marker stands at Clay Hill Rapids, a few yards uphill from the Rogue River Trail. The marker only hints at a woman’s sad story.The…

The Shakespeare Festival (indoor) theaters are open, the weather is warming up, and April figures to be a fine month in the arts in the region. So let's…

Like a lot of stories about the "Old West," the story of the California Gold Rush is a very white story. And while it's true that white people reaped most…

Every click on the web can communicate your choices to computers, which then use algorithms to help you with next choices. Which may be great if you're…

Recent rain and wind across Western Oregon provide an early fall warning that winter weather is coming. And with it, could come a hazard we really haven’t had to deal with before: flash flooding.

A Trump-era change to the 1971 Clean Water Act which restricted state and tribal voices in large water projects has been overturned by a federal court.

The state Fair Political Practices Commission is focusing on more public disclosure to address a growing trend of charitable donations serving as a conduit for interest groups seeking to influence politicians. Government watchdogs say that isn’t enough.

The Siuslaw Public Library is home to an archive of the reference materials Herbert used to write his science fiction epic

A 1992 law called for all records surrounding the assassination to be made public, but the National Archives says it needs more time to review the files to ensure their release wouldn't cause harm.

Ashland, Ore., and Guanajuato, Mexico, are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year as Sister Cities, a program established after World War II to…