Jackson County Bankruptcy Filings Jump 34%, Four Times Oregon’s Statewide Increase
Jackson County saw a much sharper rise in bankruptcy filings than Oregon experienced as a whole during the year ending September 30, 2026.
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Ashland Officer Shoots Suspect Armed With Knife Near Shattered Storefronts
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Lawsuit Seeks to Block Oregon-Washington I-5 Bridge Plan Over Shipping Clearance
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Newport Seafood Plant’s Ammonia Tank Appears Intact After Fire Sparked Fears of a Deadly Leak
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Oregon Charities Challenge GoFundMe Pages They Say Diverted Donations Meant for Them
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Thieves Hit Happy Valley Funeral Home Four Times in a Week, Taking Trailers, a Van and Tools
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Multnomah County Agrees to Change Housing Rules HUD Says Could Favor Applicants by Race
After a federal investigation raised concerns that its screening system gave preferential treatment based on race and national origin, Multnomah County denied…
Lane Community College Faculty Have Until Nov. 30 to Take a Buyout or Risk Being Laid Off
Lane Community College is offering contracted faculty members thousands of dollars as an incentive to terminate their contracts.
