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Justin Higginbottom/JPRThe ACLU of Oregon is suing the City of Medford, alleging police illegally monitored progressive political activists. -
Erik Neumann/JPRAn Oregon District Court civil lawsuit involving a Jackson County Deputy and former inmate, who is paraplegic and uses a wheelchair, will be sent to a jury.
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This week, the Medford Police Department confirmed their investigation into the alleged theft of controlled substances at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center. -
The Medford School District conducted an eerily lifelike active shooter training last week. It was meant to prepare for something they hope never happens. -
The Medford School District, along with more than 30 other groups and agencies, is conducting a day-long public safety drill Thursday to prepare for incidents such as an active shooter. This will be the first time an exercise like this has happened in the Rogue Valley. -
A disabled man suing the City of Medford and Jackson County over abuse at the Jackson County Jail alleges he recently experienced retaliation from police while trying to get home to the Oregon Coast. -
Police say 25-year-old Cedrus Jahson King trafficked about $7 million in stolen catalytic converters between October 2021 and December 2022. -
The City of Medford has formally responded to a lawsuit filed by an Oregon Public Broadcasting journalist. -
In September, OPB reporter April Ehrlich faces trial for charges tied to her coverage of Medford police breaking up a homeless encampment in 2020. -
Medford鈥檚 new prohibited camping ordinance has been in place for just over a week. The Medford Police say they鈥檝e been successfully moving people living outside into shelters. Local housing advocates say otherwise. -
Eight people arrested by the Medford Police Department during a recent homeless camp sweep said late Sunday night they plan to sue the city, its police department and Jackson County. -
When the Almeda Drive Fire ignited in Ashland on Tuesday and began spreading north, unfounded rumors of what sparked the flames quickly made their way around the internet. -
When COVID-19 hit Oregon, the shelter-in-place mandate seemed out of reach for people experiencing homelessness. Although COVID cases are rising, temporary services to homeless campers along Jackson County鈥檚 Bear Creek Greenway have been discontinued. -
Medford Police Chief Tim George is retiring at the end of November.His tenure as chief--less than five years--may seem short, but he's been in an MPD鈥�
