JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. — Thousands of Oregonians lost their homes this past fire season. Many of those homes held essential documents that can be hard to replace. The Federal Emergency Management Administration and the Oregon Office of Emergency Management acknowledge ...
CENTRAL POINT, Ore. – The Red Cross is ramping down indoor sheltering operations at the Jackson County Expo. Emergency shelters were opened at the Expo in Central Point and at Phoenix Elementary School after the Almeda and South Obenchain Fires ...
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – Dry, windy weather conditions Monday didn’t cause any flare-ups in a fire that once threatened several Jackson County communities. The South Obenchain Fire started on September 8 about five miles east of Eagle Point. A day ...
UPPER ROGUE AREA — The South Obenchain Fire burning just past Eagle Point is rapidly spreading towards Shady Cove and Trail. ODF says the fire has burned 25,000 – 30,000 acres. Kyle Novy-Riley with ODF Southwest District, says crews are ...
TRAIL, Ore. — One person is dead after shots were fired at a home in Trail, according to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office. The agency is releasing little information at this time, but say the shooting was in a remote ...
EUGENE, Ore. – A southern Oregon couple was sentenced for robbing six local banks. The Department of Justice said on January 27, 2017, John Steven Shepard of Trail robbed the Evergreen Bank in Rogue River. He made off with nearly ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – Police are trying to track down a suspect wanted in connection with a $100,000 theft case. The Medford Police Department said 58-year-old Randall Lee Thomas has several outstanding felony warrants for a theft that officers have been ...
TRAIL, Ore. – A man died and another is presumed drowned after a reporting boating incident on Lost Creek Lake over the weekend. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office said on the evening of June 9, a woman called 911 and ...
TRAIL, Ore. — Southern Oregon and Northern California are drying out after heavy rain washed out roads, flooded some homes, and even triggered landslides. If you’re wondering how all the wet, rainy weather has affected southern Oregon lately, look no further ...
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – Some residents around the Miles Fire burning in Jackson County have been notified they’re no longer on a Level 3 (go) evacuation notice. The Miles Fire started on July 15 after a thunderstorm passed over the ...