Miles Furuichi
NBC5 News Reporter Miles Furuichi graduated from Chapman University with degrees in English and Journalism. He received post graduate experience in Los Angeles in photojournalism and commercial photography. He also spent time in Dublin, Ireland working in print journalism and advertising.
Miles is a Rogue Valley native, raised in Ashland. He enjoys hiking, mountain biking and photography.
Miles's most recent stories:
ASHLAND, Ore.– The Oregon Shakespeare Festival may be closed this season but that won’t stop the Ashland company from bringing performances to your home. Like many seasonal businesses, the shutdown from COVID-19 this summer has caused a financial headache. OSF is no …
MEDFORD, Ore.– Starting Wednesday, Oregonians will be required to wear face masks when going in indoor public areas. The order comes from Governor Kate Brown as Oregon cases surged in the last two weeks. However, businesses and individuals are still being left …
MEDFORD, Ore.– A temporary urban campground could be in Medford by the end of July in an effort to address a variety of issues. The camp would be an area for the homeless to stay and receive help while combating the COVID-19 …
MEDFORD, Ore.– Six Oregon companies and medical practitioners, including three from southern Oregon, were cited on Friday by the state attorney general for promoting unproven COVID-19 treatments. Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum stated the companies were selling and advertising products and services as …
MEDFORD, Ore.– A new form of entertainment has opened up in the Rogue Valley amidst the global pandemic and the owners say their goal is to help people let loose some of that coronavirus stress. Crunch Time, located in downtown Medford, opened …
MEDFORD, Ore.– The use of psilocybin mushrooms in licensed therapy could be something voters decide this November. Proponents of a ballot initiative on allowing psilocybin mushrooms in therapy have been gathering signatures and say they are making a major announcement about those …
ASHLAND, Ore.– Several photos citing violence against white people by Black Lives Matter supporters are making their way across social media. However, police and fact-checking websites say the photos aren’t actual flyers, they’re a hoax. Two photos are being spread around on …
SUTHERLIN, Ore.– A six-year-old girl from Sutherlin suffering from a heart condition received the surprise of a lifetime earlier this month. The young girl is a big fan of Sir Elton John and just so happened to get a chance to share …
ASHLAND, Ore.– If you’ve driven through Ashland in the last couple weeks chances are you’ve seen a truck decked out in American flags and signs calling for peace and donations. The truck belongs to Louisiana native Curtis Reliford and it’s known as …
GRESHAM, Ore.– Some Gresham city leaders are stepping down in the wake of allegations of racism within the city government in part from former Jackson County Sheriff Corey Falls who is currently Gresham’s deputy city manager. Earlier this week, the mayor, city …
