Salem, Ore. — Check your files, the state may be getting ready to pocket your tax refund. More than 5,000 taxpayers have not deposited tax refund checks. Checks expire two years from their issuance date, but you can get them ...
Medford, Ore., — Counterfeit money is becoming such a problem in the Rogue Valley that now the Jackson County Jail has new equipment to spot the bills. Medford Police say they see counterfeit bills practically every day, but it’s something ...
Boston, Mass. (NECN) — A man who left about $187,000 cash in a Boston taxi has been reunited with his money, thanks to an honest cabbie. Raymond “Buzzy” MacCausland, a driver for the Independent Taxi Operators Association, turned in the ...
Washington, D.C. — More than 4 million Americans who are not eligible for overtime pay will now have expanded protections. The Department of Labor announced it would expand overtime pay protections and boost wages for workers by 12 billion dollars ...
Medford, Ore. – According to Medford Police, a lot of counterfeit money is going around the Rogue Valley. Police said some of the money have the words “FOR MOTION PICTURE USE ONLY” printed on them. Other fake bills may be ...
Salem, Ore. – A lottery ticket sold in Grants Pass worth $50,000 has gone unclaimed for nearly a year, and will expire on Friday. The Oregon Lottery said the Powerball ticket was sold in the afternoon of May 6th, 2015. ...
Portland, Ore. — This list of “Retail rip-offs”, as Portland NBC affiliate KGW called them, is incredibly useful. The first one, how about popcorn at the movies? It could run you up to 7 or 8 bucks for a bucket ...
Josephine County, Ore. — The Josephine County Sheriff warned the County Budget Committee about the impact of a lower budget if funding issues aren’t solved. The Daily Courier reports Sheriff Dave Daniel shared statistics from the last fiscal year, and ...
Medford, Ore.– The Southern Oregon Historical Society or SOHS needs funding help. At a Jackson County Board of Commissioners work session this morning, Dr. Phil Long of the historical society requested $400,000 from the county. That money would help keep SOHS afloat. ...
