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Gary Kramer/APThe three endangered wolves came from the Gearhart Mountain Pack. The collars from two of them sent a mortality signal Dec. 29. -
Vince Patton/OPBPlanners envision a 172-mile route connecting Roseburg to Crater Lake, then heading southwest on Highway 62 to Eagle Point.
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Southern Oregon residents recently opened a gift from the past: a time capsule discovered in the ashes of the 2020 Almeda Fire. -
For four years, Jeanine Moy has led programming to restore, monitor and explore Vesper Meadow, near Ashland. One of her prime objectives has been to restore Latgawa Creek and set the table for the beaver鈥檚 return. -
Level 3 - Go Now evacuations are in place for dozens of homes near the cities of Rand and Galice. Level 1 and 2 evacuations are in place for some surrounding areas. -
Southern Oregon is one of many regions in the United States experiencing a major heat wave this week. While daily high temperatures hover in the triple digits, cooling shelters will be open in Ashland and Medford. -
With an immersive show opening later this week, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival is proving that despite its name, Southern Oregon鈥檚 well-regarded repertory arts group is innovating in ways well beyond the theater tradition of the English Bard. -
COVID19-cases in Oregon continue to increase, as do hospitalizations, but health officials say the numbers so far are manageable. -
A challenging fire season this year could be even harder with a firefighter shortage and a delayed pay raise. -
The first heat wave of the summer is settling in across the Pacific Northwest, extending into Monday in much of Southern Oregon. -
A new forest management plan from the Bureau of Land Management in Medford will help speed up proposed projects. But local activists fear the plan could hurt forests and endangered species. -
Residents in Myrtle Point are frustrated over the firing of a beloved library director. -
On Thursday, the City of Medford approved a $1.5 million land purchase for a permanent homeless campground. But the decision was met with last minute controversy over allegations against homeless nonprofit Rogue Retreat. -
Authorities from the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission visited Southern Oregon to hear from lawmakers, state officials and stakeholders Wednesday about the issues they expect to face with the cannabis market during 2022.
