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Medford High Student’s Death by Overdose: Fentanyl Tears Up Families
Fentanyl destroys communities and tears up families, is how Assistant U.S. Attorney Marco Boccato described the death by overdose of a 16-year-old Medford High School…
Southern Oregon Floating Offshore Wind Project Faces Legal Action by Local Tribes
UPDATE: News Of Oregon Offshore Wind Auction Cancellation Welcomed
Land Required for a Semiconductor Research Center: Oregon Governor is Walking a Tightrope
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek finds herself in a tightrope act between attracting millions of dollars to the state in federal funds for the expansion of the semiconductor…
Lax Processing and Human Error Added 306 Oregon Noncitizens to the Voters Roll
UPDATE: Oregon Governor Shuts Downs DMV Loopholes After Voters’ Roll Errors
Election Officials Concerned That US Mail’s Issues Could Disrupt Voting
State and local election officials nationwide told the head of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, on Wednesday that their persistent…
$116 Million Claimed In New Medford Drug Diversion Case Lawsuit
In the case involving Dani Marie Schofield, a former Asante nurse accused of administering tap water to patients instead of fentanyl, another lawsuit was filed against…
There are 16 Thousand More Unemployed in Oregon Than Last Year
The jobless rate in Oregon has increased by 0.7% in the last year, translating to 16,000 more unemployed in the state compared to 2023.
A Ban on Cell Phones in Medford Classrooms is Under Investigation by the School District Board
Using cell phones in classrooms could soon be banned at all schools in the Medford School District (MSD).
