Jackson County

Oregon broke its record for the highest number of coronavirus cases confirmed in a single day on Friday with 600 cases. The surge is coming from all over the state, including in Southern Oregon.

Low-flying helicopters dropped tons of plant seeds in Jackson County Monday to restore vegetation that burned in the Almeda Drive Fire.

Oregonians in Jackson, Linn and Marion counties who lost their homes to wildfire could receive federal housing assistance in the coming weeks.

The number of positive COVID-19 cases on a single day in Jackson County hit a new high this week. Part of the reason is residents being displaced by recent wildfires.

The cost of hiring a professional to clean a property destroyed by wildfire can be as high as $150,000. But if property owners wait long enough, it could be free.

Eight people arrested by the Medford Police Department during a recent homeless camp sweep said late Sunday night they plan to sue the city, its police department and Jackson County.

More evacuation levels lowered in Talent and Phoenix; I-5 Exits 21 and 24 have reopened.

A collection of tents continues to grow in a public park in Medford after last week’s deadly wildfires. Public testimony for and against the camp took up much of the time at Thursday’s city council meeting.

When the Almeda Fire tore through the towns of Talent and Phoenix last week, Jackson County officials didn’t issue an emergency broadcast alert.

Roadblocks are keeping cars out of evacuation zones near the Almeda Fire in Jackson County, but cyclists can still get in. So a group of cyclists is delivering resources to people stranded in their homes.

When the Almeda Drive Fire ignited in Ashland on Tuesday and began spreading north, unfounded rumors of what sparked the flames quickly made their way around the internet.