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  1. Diane Megaw

    Oregon State Files Gun Control Measure 114 Brief In Appeal Court Asserting Its Constitutionality

    After the Oregon Court of Appeal motion by gun owners to dismiss the State of Oregon's motion to appeal the Harney Court Judgment finding Measure 114 unconstitutional…

  2. Diane Megaw

    Medford Drug Diversion: Nurse Pleads Not Guilty Of 44 Counts, Bail Set At $4,4M

    MEDFORD Ore. — Former nurse, 36-year-old Dani Marie Schofield, pleaded not guilty in the Jackson County Circuit Court today to a grand jury indictment of 44 counts of…

  3. Diane Megaw

    Medford Nurse Indicted & Arrested In Asante Drug Diversion Investigation

    MEDFORD Ore. — Following an extensive seven-month investigation by the Medford Police Department (MPD), the Jackson County District Attorney (DA) indicted the nurse…

  4. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Measure 114 Gun Control Court Appeal Delayed By Transcript Error Corrections

    After Oregon State missed the initial May 31 deadline to submit its opening brief with the transcript of the hearing in a Harney County Judge's ruling that found gun…

  5. Lucille McNamara

    Bacterial Contamination of Bear Creek Watershed Impacts Four Oregon Counties

    Residents of four Oregon counties have been warned not to touch or ingest water in Bear Creek watershed which is contaminated by elevated levels of bacteria.

  6. Diane Megaw

    College Professor Turned Arsonist Now A Prisoner After Igniting 7 Wildfires

    The wildfires that ravaged Oregon and California were influenced by many factors, including the windstorm which resulted in a recent $100 Million 2020 Wildfire Damage…

  7. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Birth Rate: One Of The Lowest In The US And Still Declining

    In nature, as new babies are born, people are dying, balancing out the population numbers, but the growth rates of countries are linked with the growth rates of their…

  8. Lucille McNamara

    Cyberattacks on U.S. Water Utilities Requires Immediate Action, says the Environmental Protection Agency

    Cyberattacks against water utilities nationwide are becoming more severe and more frequent. The attacks can alter chemicals to hazardous levels, interrupt water storage…