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Knights Dominate State Track Meet
10:54 pm
North Valley accumulated the most team points at the 2013 OSAA State Track and Field Championships. The Knights girls finished fifth, while the North Valley boys finished second. Venessa D'Arpino won three state titles and set three meet records.
Wet & Cool Holiday Weekend
8:27 pm
A longwave trough is currently over the NW. A shortwave, or weaker disturbance, is now beginning to move inland, sparking up some showers across the viewing area. These showers are going to continue tomorrow, & gradually diminish from west to east.
Locals Join International GMO Protest
7:16 pm
Medford joined over 250 cities across 36 countries as part of the “March Against Monsanto." More than 800 people marched from Vogel Plaza to Alba Park as part of the protest, just days after the signing of the so-called Monsanto Protection Act.
Cannabis Community Rallies for Arrested
11:47 pm
Dozens of people rallied at the city hall in support of those who were arrested. The Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement team served eight search warrants Wednesday morning at SoNorml, Puffin' Stuff, The Green Compass in Medford and Gold Hill.
Somewhat Soggy Holiday Weekend
8:06 pm
The Memorial Day Holiday Weekend is not a total washout! However, it will be, "Somewhat soggy at times". A weather system will arrive Saturday afternoon and will last into Sunday...with a break late Sunday, Sunday night and Memorial Day Morning. A stronger weather system will sweep through the re
Oregon Trails: Memorial Day
6:55 pm
By many accounts the first well known observance of a Memorial Day type observance was in Charleston, South Carolina on May 1st of 1865. On May 5th of 1868, a call was made for an annual and nationwide observance on May 30th.
SONORML Re-Opens after Arrests
6:44 pm
SONORML is back open after being raided and seeing four of their members arrested. The raid was the result of a two year investigation. Police say SONORML and three other Jackson County businesses were illegally selling medical marijuana.
Memorial Makeover in Central Point
6:31 pm
Volunteers said there are several veterans buried at the Central Point cemetery. More than a dozen volunteers showed up Friday morning to pull weeds, cut the grass and have it looking in good shape for this weekend's memorial celebrations.
Grants Pass High School Wears Purple
5:57 pm
Grants Pass High School is usually decked out in blue and white, but on Friday, the students added purple to the mix. The high school set up a booth where students could donate money to the American Cancer Society and kids were wearing purple.
Deputies Discuss Boat Safety
5:36 pm
Jackson County Sheriff's deputies say 2013 is already proving to be a dangerous season on Southern Oregon waterways. While Jackson County Sheriff's deputies say they want you to enjoy your time out on the water, they hope you think safety first.
Angelina Jolie's News Inspiring Others
3:15 pm
Local women are taking Angelina Jolie's recent announcement to heart. Since the star spoke publicly about her decision to have a double mastectomy, a local hospital is getting four times as many calls about genetic testing.
Pet of the Week: Dallas
12:12 pm
If you’re interested in adopting Dallas from the Jackson County Animal Shelter, they’re located at 5595 South Pacific Highway in Phoenix. Their phone number is 541-774-6654. Monday through Friday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. & Saturdays from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
A Showery Holiday Weekend
6:47 am
The upper-level low that has brought us showery weather the last several days will shift north today allowing for a drier, sunnier and warmer day across the region. A few light showers possible early this morning and will diminish by mid morning
On-Officer Cameras Document Actions
12:24 am
Grants Pass police say they are testing out an on-officer camera. They say law enforcement agencies in the U.S. spend two billion dollars a year to fight against citizen complaints on officers. Police say the camera would cut down on false or unnecessary complaints.
Arrests Made in Marijuana Investigation
11:16 pm
On Thursday, MADGE says approximately 70 law enforcement officers from various local, county, state, and federal agencies assisted MADGE in serving eight state search warrants in Southern Oregon involved in the delivery and manufacture of marijuana.
Memorial Day Weekend Not Totally Dry!
10:27 pm
A weak weather system will bring a few showers overnight and early in the day on Friday. High pressure will result in mild, but slightly cooler than normal temperatures the next several days...along with mixed sun and clouds Friday afternoon and again for most of Saturday (I'm thinking of the Boatn
Dan’s Garden: Hanging Basket Help
5:01 pm
This is the time of year when beautiful hanging baskets are just about everywhere, but they can be expensive to buy. OSU Master Gardener Cicely Fleury has some tips for making your own.
"Reason to Hope" Breakfast
2:47 pm
Thursday morning, the Alzheimer’s Association: Oregon Chapter announced it is opening an office in Southern Oregon. Right now, it's based out of Portland and Eugene, but in July, the services will expand to our area of the state.
Reduced Parks Funding in Ashland
11:12 am
The Parks Commission says it has been viewed as its own entity, unlike other city departments. It has received its own separate funding, but a measure passed in 1997 combined all of the city's funding, giving the city control over the parks budget.
Sun Mixed With Sunshine
7:50 am
Yesterday was a record breaking day with record daily rainfall reported in North Bend of 2.23" smashing the old record of 0.57" set back in 1984. Klamath Falls tied a record low of 23 degrees and Montague broke a record low of 25 degrees