Roman Battaglia
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Jefferson Public Radio
A lawsuit claims calling an Ashland official 'fascist' is protected speech.
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Southern Oregon University is building a retirement facility on campus. Students and professors are working to figure out how to create spaces to bring college students and older learners together. -
The Josephine County Board of Commissioners appears to be in disarray after one commissioner resigned and another refuses to appoint someone to fill their seat. -
Josephine County Commissioner Andreas Blech resigned Friday after a recall petition gathered enough signatures to force a vote. -
The city is reopening its Ashland Street site for the winter season, adding overnight capacity as other shelter beds remain full. -
Asante will be shuttering birthing services at its Ashland hospital this spring. Staff say the closure is a loss to the region. -
The recall won’t go to voters until January, but the board's actions suggest a resignation may come soon. -
The 1.4 megawatt solar farm would sit just north of Ashland, off Highway 99. -
Every Monday, 76-year-old Janai Mestrovich finishes packing the breakfasts she brings to people who are homeless in Ashland — a routine she has kept for nearly two years. -
The corrections department has again recalculated sentences for hundreds of prisoners. That means some people are going back to prison. -
Leading organizations in the Rogue Valley offer access to free resources for families experiencing food insecurity during the holidays. -
The Southern Oregon Forest Restoration Collaborative helps Jackson, Josephine and Klamath County students understand wildfire science. -
Grants Pass settled a lawsuit over its treatment of homeless residents in August after agreeing to provide space for 150 homeless people for one year.
