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Paul Westhelle/JPRThe district has faced turmoil in the past year, including teacher resignations and accusations of superintendent misconduct. Meanwhile, Monday's school board meeting was a busy one. -
Jane Vaughan/JPRUnhoused adults are at least three and a half times more likely to die than the general population. Many groups that work with homeless people hold services around the winter solstice to highlight the dangers of homelessness and to remember those who passed away during the year.
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Division has pervaded the small district, with some accusing the superintendent of misconduct. -
Police have arrested the owner of West Coast Game Park Safari after raiding the roadside zoo this spring. -
The historic tree is alive, but it lost some of the record height that made it the tallest Douglas fir in the world. -
Firefighters from the Coos Forest Protective Association are trying to save one of the world’s tallest Douglas fir, a 325-foot behemoth on the Oregon Coast known as the Doerner Fir. -
A potential deal between private-equity owned Quorum Health and Bay Area Hospital is dead. -
A previous Bay Area Hospital board was working on an agreement that would have Tennessee-based Quorum Health run operations.
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For decades, the West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon attracted visitors traveling along the Oregon coast. That was until local, state and federal agencies raided the business this spring. Court documents and interviews with former employees reveal some of what is alleged to have been going on at this roadside zoo.
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Authorities served multiple search warrants at West Coast Game Park Safari in Coos County this month. -
Oregon made use of a unique investigative team to probe animal abuse at a zoo in Coos County.
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Police have finished searching a zoo in Bandon after serving multiple warrants at the property last week.
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Oregon State Police along with local and federal agencies have served multiple search warrants at West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon.
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There are over 1,000 tide gates in Oregon, preventing the ocean from flooding valuable agricultural land. Many were installed more than 70 years ago. And now, they’re at risk of failure. But replacing them isn't easy.
