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Grants Pass High School/Four candidates endorsed by the Josephine County Republican party all appear to have won elections for seats on the non-partisan board of Grants Pass School District 7. -
YouTube/A lawsuit against the Grants Pass School District was dismissed on Wednesday. It came from two women who created the controversial “I Resolve” video campaign and claimed their rights were violated.
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Police in Grants Pass say the suspect in a violent kidnapping killed two men before being cornered by officers and fatally shooting himself. -
Benjamin Obadiah Foster is the subject of an intensive search by police after a woman was found unconscious, bound and near death in Grants Pass, Oregon, on Tuesday.
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Wednesday’s decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals builds on a 2018 ruling involving the city of Boise, which found a person cannot be punished for sleeping in public if there’s nowhere else for them to go.
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With a new school year approaching, some Oregon districts are struggling to recruit and retain staff. As a result, they’re turning to federal and state funding sources to attract potential teachers.
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The proposal for an urban campground in the city for homeless residents sharply divided the Grants Pass City Council..
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Dutch Bros. Coffee co-founder contends Oregon Racing Commission has delayed licenses for months.
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Politics often get in the way of building homeless shelters. But because of recent wildfires and the pandemic, Southern Oregon saw an unusual amount of growth in shelters this year.
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More than a dozen chronically homeless people in Grants Pass will soon have a warm, dry place to stay. Spearheaded by the non-profit Rogue Retreat, the Foundry Village project will provide sixteen tiny houses for homeless people in the area.
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The Grants Pass-based coffee chain Dutch Bros has had a wildly successful first couple of days on Wall Street.
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Josephine County commissioners turned down half a million dollars in state grant funds that would have helped them promote coronavirus vaccines.
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Two educators in Grants Pass were terminated by the school board Thursday. The board found North Middle School Assistant Principal Rachel Damiano and science teacher Katie Medart used district time and resources to promote their campaign to challenge school policies on gender identity.
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Ashland is soon opening an urban campground for unsheltered people. Homeless advocates say this is part of a trend of smaller communities welcoming alternative shelters.
