Diane Megaw

Diane Megaw

Diane Megaw is a veteran regional journalist at Daily Tidings, reporting across Southern Oregon and statewide developments from a Medford area lens. Her coverage spans business and the economy, housing and labor, public safety and courts, with a focus on what policy and legal decisions mean for local communities.

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Latest from Diane Megaw

  1. News

    More Oregon Students Are Homeless, New Law Makes It Easier for Them to Stay in School

    With more Oregon students living in shelters or being unsheltered, Governor Tina Kotek signed House Bill 4149 into law on March 31, a law that protects educational…

  2. Crime & Courts

    Eugene Man Sentenced to 19 Months for Leaving Scene of Fatal Bicycle Crash

    Kacy Daniel Foster was handed a 19-month prison sentence for leaving the scene of a January fatal bicycle crash in Eugene after “freaking out.” Foster turned himself in…

  3. News

    Oregon Tax Filing Deadline Is Tomorrow as $1.41 Billion Kicker Returns to Taxpayers

    Oregon tax filing season ends tomorrow- April 15. Oregon Department of Revenue (DOR) officials issued guidance on filing 2025 federal and state personal income tax…

  4. Crime & Courts

    18-Year-Old Arrested for 2024 Fatal Shooting of Portland Uber Driver

    An 18-year-old was arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder, and several other charges in connection with the 2024 killing of Uber driver Joshua Kelvin, 42…

  5. News

    Coos County Driver Flees After Destroying Utility Pole & Road Signs

    Coos County Sheriff's Office, responding to a motor vehicle crash on Fairview Road near Mile Post 5 in Coquille, Oregon, shortly before midnight on Friday, found a pole…

  6. News

    Body Found In Vehicle Submerged In Clackamas County Lake

    After witnesses called 911 to report a vehicle had gone into a small lake near the 15000 block of South Kirk Road in unincorporated Clackamas County on Saturday night…

  7. News

    Portland Expands Business Tax Relief to 10,000 More Small Companies

    The Portland City Council unanimously approved a measure that increases the number of companies eligible for an exemption from the city's business license tax (“BLT”).

  8. News

    Oregon Challenges Trump’s Use of Rare 1974 Trade Law to Impose Tariffs

    In a lawsuit over the new round of tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump, the 24-state coalition- led by Oregon- argues that the tariffs go beyond what Congress…