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Last summer, the City of Medford partnered with nonprofit Rogue Retreat to establish an urban campground on private property for homeless people living along the Bear Creek Greenway. The lease on the campground ends at the end of this year. As winter comes on, organizers are struggling to find a place for residents to go.

Some of the first workers to lose jobs in the pandemic are losing them again in the “freeze.” As new business restrictions kicked in statewide this week, some workers and business owners experienced a gut-punching déjà vu.

A proposal to convert a money-losing state forest into what’s being touted as a world-class outdoor research lab is moving forward.

On Friday, the state reported yet another daily high of 1,306 COVID-19 cases.

Thursday saw Oregon’s pandemic death toll top 800

Economists say Oregon's economy is stable and will continue to grow slowly. But lawmakers differ on near-term steps to help those most impacted by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus cases are surging in senior care facilities across Oregon. An outbreak at one facility in Medford is topping the charts.

Oregon was largely spared by the global pandemic, but no longer. Cases mount as the state enacts the strictest social-distancing measures since April. With holidays rapidly approaching, we have answers to all of your questions: just how bad is it? How is this lockdown different from the last? Can I have Thanksgiving?

A malicious software attack on a large web-hosting company in Minnesota has taken down Jackson County’s primary public website.

Governors from both states announce a new way forward for the ambitious dam-removal effort that ran into trouble with federal regulators under President Donald Trump.

Oregon state officials have announced that homes and businesses in eight counties will qualify for no-cost wildfire debris cleanup, including mobile home parks.