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Oregon State Police Bust Motorist With 100 Lbs of Meth
Oregon State Police busted a motorist with more than 100 pounds of drugs. The unbelievable HUGE drug bust happened on Monday, August 26th, as an Oregon State Police K9 team seized more than 100 pounds of crystal meth and 11 pounds of suspected fentanyl. At about 3 pm, the OSP...
JWA SEEKING VAULT TOILET PROJECT FUNDS – by Kandee McClain, Volunteer, Jacksonville Woodlands Association
THE JACKSONVILLE WOODLANDS ASSOCIATION (JWA) and the City of Jacksonville have had a long-held goal of installing a modern pit toilet in the Woodlands to meet the needs of local hikers and the many tourists who daily use the trails. A location has been determined at the beginning of the Rich Gulch Trail, just above the upper Britt parking lot. Jacksonville is widely known for its well-preserved historical district, many wineries, the Britt music Festival, and over sixty miles of trails on 1,735 acres of protected and well-maintained city parks.
Puppeteers for Fears receives $73K from Oregon Community Foundation
TALENT, Ore.- Puppeteers for Fears, an artistic nonprofit based in Talent, receives a $73 thousand grant from the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF), as a part of its 2024 Creative Heights awards. “It’s either you don’t really care that much about it or it’s the thing you’ve been waiting for your...
As one Southern Oregon surveillance lawsuit starts, DOJ seeks to dismiss another
Earlier this month, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against the Medford Police Department alleging "unlawful police surveillance." That same week, lawyers representing the Oregon Department of Justice filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit surrounding the legality of a law enforcement data clearinghouse known as Oregon Project TITAN.
CITIZENS FOR A SAFER JACKSONVILLE UPDATE – by Cindy Rasmussen, Citizens for a Safer Jacksonville
WE HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL TOWN HALL meeting in July, and things are changing for the BETTER here in Jacksonville with regard to overall safety and enforcement issues. You may have noticed white striping on feeder streets into downtown, as well as new, yellow center striping on our streets! Also “SLOW” signs are now on several streets to remind drivers to obey our 25 mph laws and 20 mph in the downtown area.
Lindsey Stirling is back in Bend for 'very visually impressive' show (full interview)
Lindsey Stirling is back in Bend performing at Hayden Homes Amphitheater Monday, September 2nd. Our Megan Sinclair got a chance to visit with her ahead of the show. Lindsey Stirling is back in Bend for 'very visually impressive' show. Lindsey Stirling is back in Bend for a Labor Day performance...
Jackson County’s deflection program as drug recriminalization takes effect
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – Drug recriminalization goes into effect September 1st, on Sunday. As part of House Bill 4002, counties are left to decide their own responses to addiction through deflection programs and some may even opt out of these deflection programs. In Jackson County, a collaboration of law...
Oregon man Sent to Prison for Dangerous High Speed Car Chase in Colfax
COLFAX - The 42-year-old Oregon man is going to prison for leading Whitman County Sheriff’s Deputies on a dangerous high speed car chase in Colfax. Ronald Griffin pleaded guilty to attempted eluding and drug possession charges in Whitman County Superior Court on Friday. Judge Gary Libey agreed with the...
Now hiring: JPR News Director
JPR seeks a News Director to lead and manage JPR news content across broadcast and digital platforms. Responsibilities include management of all news department staff as well as day-to-day news coverage. The News Director helps establish and maintain ethical, editorial, artistic and technical standards for broadcast news programs. They also...
Soccer Recap: Tulelake Takes Down Ranked Trinity
On Tuesday, Tulelake faced Trinity in a battle between two of the state's top teams. The Tulelake Honkers put the hurt on the Trinity Wolves with a sharp 6-1 win. It was an even better day for Anthony Loza as he scored three goals for his team. The victory made...
3 Central Valley dairies come down with the bovine bird flu
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The California Department of Food and Agriculture confirmed three cases of the avian flu among Central Valley cows Friday. “It is something that can transmit through a herd fairly quickly, and so that’s why identifying potentially sick cows… on the early side is so important,” Fresno County Farm Bureau CEO Ryan […]
California one step closer to banning certain food dyes in school lunches
A bill to outlaw the use of certain food dyes in school meals has advanced through the California Legislature and is headed for the Governor’s desk. If signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom, schools across the state would no longer be allowed to sell or provide food that included six chemicals that studies have […]
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