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Six percent of Oregonians - or 127,000 of the state population - work more than one job according to a report by the Oregon Employment Department. This is More Than the National Average This figure is higher than the national…

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — After a fire at the public “A Street Resting Area” in Grants Pass was contained on Monday at about 5:10 p.m., officers from the Grants Pass Police Department arrested Jack Doak, a 35-year-old resident of the resting…

The State Bill calling for the identity of lottery winners to remain anonymous was passed with a 23 – 5 vote by Oregon lawmakers on Tuesday. The anonymity provision to House Bill 3115 was that of sponsor Rep. John Lively, D-Springfield.…

Oregon joined a 25-state lawsuit yesterday challenging one of Trump's illegal executive orders (EOs). The EO terminated AmeriCorps grants and reduced the agency’s workforce by 85 percent. Oregon Joins Lawsuit To Set Aside…

Dozens of Uber and Lyft drivers gathered at Wilson Park adjacent to the Oregon State Capitol on Monday morning to support House Bill 1166 which will provide them with minimum compensation rates, the ability to appeal against actions…

MEDFORD, Ore. — After Medford Police Department (MPD) officers responded to reports that 47-year-old  Alfred W. Mabrier had caused multiple hit-and-run accidents in a black Honda Civic stolen from a female acquaintance after a domestic…

Nearly four dozen hefty packages containing marijuana were sent from Oregon and neighboring California to drug traffickers in Connecticut. Tidings Data Snapshot Oregon Cannabis Purchases By Category - 2024 Usable marijuana…

ASHLAND, Ore. — The City of Ashland's 2025 fire season Weed Abatement Program starts in May to reduce fire fuel and the spread of potential wildfires. It's crucial that Ashlanders ensure their property is safe. The city has indicated…

Oregon is among only 11 states nationwide that operate with a trade surplus. However, the Trump administration’s introduction of radical tariff hikes, followed by shifts in trade policy, is creating rising uncertainties. Oregon’s…

MEDFORD, Ore. — Twenty-seven Medford citizens spent over 140 hours cleaning up City parks and Eastwood Cemetery in March. The volunteers removed almost 1,400 pounds of trash and natural debris. Medford’s Parks, Recreation and…