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JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. — Farming comes with all kinds of challenges. Not enough rain, too much rain, harmful insects and something Rogue Valley farmers have become all too familiar with: smoke. “It’s ready to be harvested. There’s no smoke smell to it at …

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died. The Supreme Court released the following statement Friday evening:

JACKSON COUNTY, Ore.- In the wake of the Almeda fire, many Phoenix and Talent residents are reaching out to internet and cable providers to cancel or suspend services. And judging by what we’re hearing, some aren’t pleased. NBC5 News looked into some …

JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – Nearly 3,000 structures burned in the Almeda Fire that swept through the communities of Talent and Phoenix last week. In the immediate aftermath of the fire, the Oregon State Fire Marshal estimated 600 structures were damaged or destroyed. …

JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – No charges will be filed in an altercation that happened during a Black Live Matter event in the City of Rogue River. The Jackson County District Attorney’s Office said during the rally and counter-protest on August 29, a …

PHOENIX, Ore. – Small sections of Phoenix and Talent are reopening in the wake of the Almeda Fire. Over a week after the fire started, the following areas are being downgraded from a Level 3 (go!) to a Level 2 (be set) …

MEDFORD, Ore. – A two-time Olympic gold medalist is reaching out to a local soccer team during this difficult time. Mia Hamm sent a video message to the ladies from Oregon United Hellcats. The two-time FIFA Women’s World Cup champion offered these …

Medford, Ore — Jackson County elections officials have a plan in place for voters displaced by the Almeda and South Obenchain fires. County Clerk Chris Walker says after the fires, the county partnered with the Postal Service to ensure all voters have …

JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – Crews continue to make progress fighting the South Obenchain Fire near the community of Butte Falls. The fire started on the afternoon of September 8 about 5 miles east of Eagle Point. It grew to an estimated 32,833 …