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Justin Higginbottom/JPRRogue Valley animal shelters are often at capacity, desperately trying to find foster families. And there’s a growing population of stray and feral cats. But a hidden group of volunteers are on a mission to help the region’s forgotten animals. -
Anne Wernikoff/CalMattersResidents across seven Rogue Valley communities were asked to limit non-essential water use.
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A statewide walkout of Providence health care workers continues with little progress on negotiations. -
Thousands of nurses at Oregon’s Providence hospitals are heading into their second week of a walk-out. Negotiations over a new contract are going slowly and Providence says it's "prepared for a lengthy strike." -
The federal government has approved a new casino for the Coquille Indian Tribe in Medford. That comes after over a decade of pushback from state and local officials, as well as other tribes in the region. -
Oregon’s Providence hospitals and nearly 5,000 of its workers have yet to agree on terms to bump wages and address staffing shortages. -
After over a decade of legal wrangling, a proposed new casino in Medford run by the Coquille Indian Tribe is close to federal approval. Tribes opposed to the project aren’t done fighting.
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Since the pandemic, public schools across Oregon have struggled to reach kids who are still enrolled, but just not showing up. -
The Rogue Valley International – Medford Airport is currently much smaller than it should be according to airport officials. The airport is planning a major expansion to accommodate growing demand. -
More Oregon students are going to class, according to new data from the Oregon Department of Education reflecting the 2023-2024 school year. -
Last school year, many districts across Southwestern Oregon had some increases in the percentage of students that tested as proficient in science, math and English language arts. -
The ACLU of Oregon is suing the City of Medford, alleging police illegally monitored progressive political activists. -
Former Asante Health nurse Dani Marie Schofield is mounting a vigorous defense after being indicted for allegedly giving 44 patients tap water instead of painkiller. -
Arguments over MPD officer Josh Doney linger between school officials and a board member as the new school year nears.
