Ashland Daily Tidings - Daily Tidings

UPDATE: Ashland Man Arrested: Multiple Shots Fired Leaving Woman Injured ASHLAND, Ore. — The Ashland Police Department (APD) responded to reports of multiple rounds being shot in Ashland yesterday. Man Arrested In Ashland…

MEDFORD, Ore. — The Medford City Council Approved Council Bill 2024-128 on Thursday, December 5, creating funds for the construction of Fire Station 15, which is currently in poor condition. Medford Fire Station 15 Awarded Fund…

A 65-year-old woman who was separated from her friends while on a mushroom foraging expedition near the Shore Acres State Park in Coos County spent two nights alone in the wilderness before she was rescued. People Venturing into…

More environmental monitoring is needed to understand the impact of climate change on Oregon’s disappearing kelp forests. Oregon Has Lost Two-Thirds of its Bull Kelp Forests Oregon has lost two-thirds of bull kelp forests along…

Jobs in the health care and social assistance industries are booming, with 23,000 additional net posts filled last year, says Oregon state economist Carl Riccadonna. But Construction and Manufacturing is Lagging However, the…

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — A new low barrier homeless shelter that will help address homelessness has been approved for funding by the Grants Pass City Council. Although still in the planning phase, once operational, the Mobile Integrative…

Donations from generous Eugene residents are pouring for the Bounds family, who lost a son and whose two other children, Steven Jr and his sister Ashton, are undergoing extensive surgery after a collision between their vehicle and an SUV on…

The Portland Trail Blazers went into Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers hoping to end a three-game skid. The Lakers ended their three-game skid, but Portland extended theirs to four games by losing 98-107, despite the absence of…

MEDFORD, Ore. — A new initiative has been launched to support local businesses and encourage community engagement in downtown Medford. The Downtown Medford Association’s  Downtown Dollars Program begins on December 7 at the Winter Lights…

A newly proposed bill aimed at revising child welfare laws in Oregon is drawing criticism for potentially weakening protections for foster children. The legislation narrows the definition of abuse in foster care settings just as the…