KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Oregon Tech is set to get a revamped track. The new track and field allows them to compete at a higher level, host more events, and boost recruitment. The college is holding a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday at 5 p.m. The ceremony will include a donor wall unveiling and a […]
It’s time for Where’s it Wednesday! Today, Marcus and Natalie are whisking you away to the vibrant capital of Scotland – Edinburgh. Get ready to explore castles, stroll through historic streets, and indulge in comforting Scottish cuisine. Sponsored by Father & Son Jewelry © 2024 KOBI-TV NBC5. All rights reserved unless otherwise stated.
VANCOUVER, Wash. – Popular Vancouver-based fast food chain, Burgerville has plans to expand and Southern Oregon could be the next spot for a new restaurant. A new partnership is being forged between Ed Casey, CEO of Burgerville and Joth Ricci, former CEO of Dutch Bros. Together they have planned what they’re calling a multi-year strategy […]
GRANTS PASS, Ore.- A man is upset after his belongings were stolen from a Planet Fitness in Grants Pass. Nathan Pietsch says he’s been a member of the Grants Pass Planet Fitness for about four years. Towards the end of March, Pietsch says his Planet Fitness Locker, along with others, was broken into. He says […]
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CENTRAL POINT, Ore. – Pacific Power is sharing key elements of its wildfire mitigation plan at a public forum in Central Point Tuesday evening. Company representatives will detail the important steps they take during wildfire season to keep customers and communities safe. Vegetation management practices, weather monitoring, and enhanced safety settings are all key topics […]
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – Governor Tina Kotek signed four different bills into law this week that will provide funding for housing and infrastructure and mental health and addiction treatment. Within those bills, millions of dollars will go to a variety of organizations in Jackson County including funding for improved sewer and storm water facilities in […]
ASHLAND, Ore. – SOU says they have the lowest reserve funds of any of the seven universities in Oregon, but they are working on a plan to change that. SOU President Dr. Rick Bailey said they currently have $6 to $7 million in reserve funding, but he wants to have at least enough funding to […]
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – The suspect from Sunday night’s shooting in White City was arraigned in court Tuesday, despite delays caused by a power outage. 33-year-old Romualdo Balero of White City, plead not guilty to all five charges, including second-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault. Bail was set at $500,000 and a preliminary hearing was […]
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – A semi truck driving along Fruitdale Drive is causing traffic to come to a stop after it nearly tipped over while turning onto Williams Highway. The semi truck did leak some diesel fuel onto the roadway but luckily it did not spark a fire. According to the Grants Pass Fire Marshal […]
COOS BAY, Ore. – The Coos Bay School District is welcoming a new Superintendent for the 2024-2025 school year. According to the school district, Dr. Justin Ainsworth has over two decades of experience in public education as well as a Doctorate in Education. He has served in leadership roles, including executive management and classroom teacher. […]
SALEM, Ore. – Nearly $23 million is going toward the development of over 150 new homes across Oregon and $6.02 million of that will be coming to Medford. Approved by Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS), the funds will create a path forward for Oregonians to pursue homeownership. The agency is changing how it grants […]