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Beach camping is banned in eight cities and two counties on the Oregon coast. Concerns over homeless encampments are driving a push to add Brookings to that list.
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On Tuesday, the City of Brookings agreed to pay St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church’s legal fees after a yearslong court fight.
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Proposed tax measures in Coos and Curry counties to fund law enforcement services failed in May. Now sheriff’s offices are dealing with the consequences.
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A man who was formerly homeless argues he was unlawfully cited while camping outside.
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State officials awarded $2.36 million to the project by Bay Area First Step, which will be the first of its kind in Curry County.
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County officials across Southern Oregon say they’re desperate to fund law enforcement. But measures on the ballot this month to raise taxes are a hard sell in a region once reliant on timber revenue.
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A Curry County Republican state senator in a hotly contested primary race on Monday threatened to sue a House candidate and a former conservative radio host over statements suggesting he’s connected to the Chinese Communist Party.
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The Southern Oregon county is struggling to function after a ransomware attack left it unable to access any of its digital information.
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The landslide underneath U.S. Highway 101 caused the roadway to drop as much as 12 feet in some areas.
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COVID19-cases in Oregon continue to increase, as do hospitalizations, but health officials say the numbers so far are manageable.
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The court determined that managing state forestland for the "greatest permanent value" doesn't mean maximizing timber revenue.
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The US Forest Service is moving to cut down and burn a forested area just outside of Port Orford in Curry County due to an outbreak of Sudden Oak Death.
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The destructive plant disease seems to be on the move again on Oregon's south coast.
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Curry County is transferring its public health services to the state after nearly all of the department’s staff quit.