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Diane Megaw

A veteran regional journalist, Diane breaks down state business developments, legal matters, environmental issues, and police news focused on the Medford metro and Southern Oregon. Her work demystifies complex topics for local impact.
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Environment

Oregon Appeals Court Sides With Tribes and Strikes Down ODFW Rule Allowing Salmon to Be Trapped and…

Diane Megaw Dec 9, 2025
In the Court of Appeals of the State of Oregon, the applicants, including the Nez Perce Tribe as well as the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, succeeded in overturning a December 2022 rule that would have allowed the…
Crime & Courts

Oregon Prosecutors Say a Court Ruling Has Weakened Protections for Drug-Exposed Children

Diane Megaw Dec 9, 2025
After an Appeals Court ruling in State v Stevens in September, 20 Washington County drug-endangered children cases face reversal. Tidings Insight The ruling means some child drug-exposure cases may not fit current mistreatment law, so…
Environment

Pollinators Return to Walker Point Meadow After Major Oregon Habitat Restoration Effort

Diane Megaw Dec 8, 2025
After an energetic group of volunteers and staff of several agencies and organizations completed the Walker Point meadow habitat project site to remove invasive vegetation earlier this year, summertime pollinators have returned to the…
News

Legacy Health Nurses Strike Heads to Mediation Today as Walkout Enters Fourth Day in Oregon

Diane Megaw Dec 8, 2025
As the Legacy Health nurses' strike entered its fourth day, Legacy Health and the Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) agreed to mediation proceedings scheduled to begin on Monday. Legacy Health Strike Moves To Mediation Phase ONA is…
Environment

Illegal Food Trade Fears Grow in Oregon After Invasive Chinese Mitten Crabs Turn Up in the…

Diane Megaw Dec 7, 2025
On two occasions in 2025, a Chinese mitten crab, a prohibited species in Oregon, was found in the Willamette River near the Sellwood Bridge. The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife (ODFW) is seeking help identifying the origin of the…
Top Stories

Oregon Paychecks Grow Slower Than the National Average, and Families Are Starting to Feel It

Diane Megaw Dec 7, 2025
Despite outpacing the rest of the US since the Great Recession, Oregon’s income growth has slowed over the past two years, falling below the national average. Oregon Income Growth Takes A Knock During the pandemic, Oregon…
News

Oregon 2020 Labor Day Fire Survivors Could Lose Housing Help if They Miss the December 31 Deadline

Diane Megaw Dec 6, 2025
Survivors of the 2020 Labor Day wildfires and straight-line winds risk losing benefits if they don’t apply for the Homeowner Assistance and Reconstruction Program (HARP) before the final opportunity ends in December. Tidings Context…
News

Ashland Confirms It Was Not Part of Asante’s Hospital Decision as $4 Million Contract Clause Draws…

Diane Megaw Dec 6, 2025
ASHLAND, Ore. — The City of Ashland recently acknowledged the announced changes at Ashland Community Hospital (ACH) and confirmed that the City is not involved in the decision-making process. Earlier this week, Asante announced that…
News

Oregon Joins Push to Stop DHS From Blocking Legal Oversight of ICE Detention Facilities

Diane Megaw Dec 5, 2025
Thirteen US senators, including USegon's Sen. Ron Wyden, co-signed a letter to Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem, insisting that DHS grant Congress access to immigration detention facilities. After immigrant rights advocates,…
News

Oregon Wins Court Fight to Bring Coast Guard Rescue Helicopter Back to Newport

Diane Megaw Dec 5, 2025
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden shared news on Thursday that the Newport-based U.S. Coast Guard helicopter removed by the Trump Administration is returning to base after a court ordered it back. With coastal water temperatures averaging 50 to 54…
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In The News

Oregon Appeals Court Sides With Tribes and Strikes Down ODFW Rule Allowing Salmon to Be Trapped and Trucked

Dec 9, 2025

Portland Police Face Fresh Scrutiny After 27-Year Veteran Officer Arrested Off Duty

Dec 9, 2025

Oregon Hazelnut and Specialty Crop Farmers Could Land a Big Share of the New $12 Billion Tariff Aid

Dec 9, 2025

Oregon Prosecutors Say a Court Ruling Has Weakened Protections for Drug-Exposed Children

Dec 9, 2025

Oregonians Urged to Return Shredded Cheese Over Possible Metal Fragment Contamination

Dec 9, 2025

Pollinators Return to Walker Point Meadow After Major Oregon Habitat Restoration Effort

Dec 8, 2025
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