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Vehicle stolen on Garfield St.
Police are investigating a string of automobile break-ins on Garfield Street. An unidentified suspect broke in to five vehicles on the first block of Garfield Street early Monday morning, smashing several car windows to gain entry and fleeing in a stolen car.
Police search for armed man who robbed Rogue Valley Mall gas station
An armed man robbed a Rogue Valley Mall service station just before midnight and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Medford police searching for would-be robbery suspect
A would-be robbery at a Medford lottery gaming outlet never happened, but police are looking for a suspect.
Judge's book on comical court cases shows writer's flair
When it comes to slipping his way through life's loopholes, young Mr. Shuckin had few peers.
A little white could drop from the sky tonight in parts of the Rogue Valley, but little or no accumulation is in the forecast, which includes clearer skies for the remainder of the week.
Girl safely escapes fire that blackens Medford living room
A Medford girl was treated for smoke inhalation Monday after her family's home caught fire at about 7 p.m. in the 300 block of Columbus Avenue.
Ashland pedophile back in jail
An Ashland man who fled the U.S. after pleading guilty to child sex abuse is back in jail.
Fire destroys S. Medford apartment
KDRV Staff A December 21, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - A family is safe after a fire ripped through their South Medford apartment Monday night.
OLCC fines bars in Medford, Ashland for liquor law violations
The Oregon Liquor Control Commission announced Monday that it had imposed fines on two Rogue Valley businesses for liquor law violations.
Medford neighborhood using holiday lights for charity
A Medford street is using Christmas lights to help feed those in need. Neighbors on Greystone Court say they will see thousands of vehicles circle pass by their lights this time of year.
US Food and Drug Administration
Harry and David Conducts Hazelnut Recall in Medford, Oregon because of Possible Risk to Health
Company Contact: Mr. Bill Ihle EVP, Corporate Relations 541 864-2145 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE a ' December 18, 2009 a ' Harry and David is voluntarily recalling raw, shelled hazelnut kernels due to concerns of potential Salmonella contamination.
Ore. teen tried to save stillborn girl, dumped it
MEDFORD, Ore. - Authorities say a teenager who delivered a stillborn girl in August tried to save it before she dumped it in a garbage bin at a Medford hotel.
SBA closes Medford's SCORE office
The Small Business Administration shuttered the local Service Corps of Retired Executives office a few weeks ago, but the volunteers who staffed the Medford branch have found a new home.
Medford-area toy donations fall far short of demand
Toy donations for needy children have dropped drastically this holiday season, prompting area agencies to send out a plea for help.
Grants Pass police are investigating a stabbing by a bicyclist
Grants Pass police are looking for bicyclist who stabbed a man in the back on Wednesday and fled.
Federal agency approves Jordan Cove LNG terminal, gas pipeline through Jackson County
Federal regulators have approved construction of a controversial liquefied natural gas terminal on Coos Bay and a pipeline to distribute the gas through Southern Oregon to the California state line.
Medford's Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy has moved a few blocks to the north. As parking at the longtime business near the intersection of East Main and Hawthorne streets became scarcer, owner Steven Frost began looking for a new location.
Southern Oregon employers describe lack of skilled workers
During good times earlier this decade, local employers had trouble finding qualified workers.
Medford may charge for parking on street
Forty years after parking meters were removed from Medford, paid street parking may make a comeback on the downtown landscape.
Three bars ticketed for serving to minors
Three Medford bars were cited for serving alcohol to underage drinkers this weekend in an enforcement action by Medford police and the Oregon Liquor Control Commission.