-
Residents across seven Rogue Valley communities were asked to limit non-essential water use.
-
Providence Medford Medical Center confirmed this week that it temporarily closed its endoscopy department because some equipment was not being properly sanitized.
-
A new school year is coming up quick, and some districts say their financial situation is shaky in the face of federal cuts.
-
People in rural Josephine and Jackson Counties can now receive help applying for jobs, housing and other services without having to visit an office.
-
The fourth annual Medford Pride will take place on Saturday. The event is moving to a different location this year.
-
Juneteenth commemorates the abolition of slavery in 1865. This year marks the 160th anniversary.
-
People lined the sidewalks for over half a mile on Saturday morning, pushing back against what they see as an increasingly authoritarian direction taken by the Trump administration.
-
With little time to plan, some districts chose to turn down the money entirely.
-
Joy Community will provide 10 long-term homes for seniors.
-
At a stop in Medford, Democratic Senator Ron Wyden said Southern Oregon is facing a hot, dry wildfire season this summer, and he’s working to get more funding for firefighters.
-
The roof of the North Medford High School gym collapsed in February, under the weight of almost 700,000 pounds of snow.
-
A government agency has listed Medford’s federal courthouse as up for sale. What does that mean for current staff?
-
Dozens of residents gathered at a recent forum for Medford School Board candidates in preparation for the upcoming special election.
-
The event, held on International Workers’ Day, aimed to push back against the Trump administration.