Eagle Point News

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office arrested the 17-year-old boy on a charge of first-degree aggravated animal abuse, a class-C felony, at 12:50 p.m. today.

A joint DUII saturation patrol involving several area police agencies made a number of drunken driving, drug-related and warrant arrests on Super Bowl Sunday.

Hanscom is a young 66, kept fit by having worked in the Oregon woods for more than 40 years.

Food vendors and live crab carts are allowed in the city, but a mobile veterinary clinic is a different animal.

Rogue Valley developer Cris Galpin filed for Chapter 11 protection Thursday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Eugene, claiming liabilities of between $50 million and $100 million and assets of less than $50 million.

Dorie Maier of Medford releases a feral cat near its colony on Sunday in south Medford after discovering the cat already had been spayed.

Two men suspected of stealing a Chevy Silverado were arrested early this morning following a chase that ended after five attempts to pop the vehicle's tires with spike strips on Highway 140.

With his feet up, his bags packed for a staff retreat and what looks to be the best signing class in Portland State history in his pocket, Nigel Burton was all smiles Wednesday morning.

Meshach, the cat who was severely burned over Christmas, is completing his recovery at Sanctuary One, a nonprofit care farm in the Applegate Valley.

Residents wonder if someone is deliberately targeting strays after a dozen dead cats were found on Rose Street in Phoenix A cat peeks out of a shed behind Third Street homeowner Patti Williard's backyard in Phoenix.

Flows in the Rogue River will peak some time this morning after the new year's first significant winter storm hits the reset button on virtually every aspect of the Rogue's fish and the people who stalk them.

The speed limit on Highway 62 through Eagle Point will likely soon be reduced from 55 to 45 mph.

Oregon Department of Transportation traffic engineers pulled out their radar guns last week and pointed them at traffic flowing over Highway 62 through Eagle Point.

Closing the Talent Police Department and contracting with the Sheriff's Department for law enforcement is one of several cost-cutting measures recommended for the city in a report by Dale Shaddox, former interim city manager whose services ended Dec.

During an informal survey of voters Monday in a Medford coffee shop, Greg Marchak said he sees Romney as the most electable in the field of Republican candidates.