MEDFORD, Ore. – Monday was a big day for millions across the country, who got to take in a long-awaited solar eclipse and while we didn’t get totality here in our region, similar to what many saw in 2017 ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – With the annular eclipse coming up this weekend, we caught up with North Medford High School’s astronomy teacher to learn a little bit more about it. Robert Black, who is also the director of the only high ...
Live staff are on call at 211 this weekend to answer your questions about the eclipse. Emily Berndt with 211 Info says they’ve already received more than a thousand calls. Most so far have been about the location of the ...
Medford, Ore. — From eye doctors to grocery stores, chances are if they had eclipse glasses they don’t anymore. NBC5 News spent much of the day trying to track down any location in southern Oregon that still has glasses up for ...
Medford, Ore. — With thousands of people from all over the west coast making their way into Oregon for the solar eclipse. Traffic is getting heavier, and lines for gas are just getting longer. If you want to make the ...
Medford, Ore. – Oregonians and tourists have a few items to check off their lists ahead of the upcoming solar eclipse. Along with eclipse glasses, a full tank of gas and extra supplies, a scientific study indicates mosquito repellent may ...
The total solar eclipse is less than a week away. It’s predicted hundreds of thousands will be watching the eclipse from Oregon, but are your eyes safe from the sun? “When you get your solar glasses, it should just be ...
Ashland, Ore. — With just eleven days until the big day, some North Medford High School students are working with NASA to send a balloon into the atmosphere to capture the event on camera. Thursday, they completed their final test ...
Monmouth, Or.- An Oregon couple built their own home to get the best view for this summer’s solar eclipse. Jon Brewster and his wife have been planning for nearly a lifetime for the August event. “We’ve been planning for all ...
Medford, Ore. — Senator Ron Wyden spent all day Monday in Southern Oregon, meeting with residents, students, and local leaders to discuss a number of topics. The Senator covered everything from healthcare to fire season. In the morning, he started ...