White City News

A prominent Medford real-estate broker was sentenced to more than two years in federal prison and ordered to pay $1.7 million in restitution in a tax-preparation scam targeting clients in the Bay Area, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Eagle staffs, flags representing nations, communities and families, tribal royalty and veterans begin the Grand Entry at a past Rogue Valley Veterans Powwow.

Gregory Stanek gives some attention to therapy dog Rusty while owner Sue Chappell sits with her other dog, Baron, Wednesday at the Southern Oregon Rehabilitation Center and Clinics in White City.

A man suspected of attempting to initiate inappropriate contact with young girls at least three times in recent weeks expressed surprised outrage in Jackson County Circuit Court after hearing his bail would be $2 million.

U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., right, walks past a Sikorsky heavy-lift helicopter at the Medford air tanker base on Tuesday.

A Jackson County Judge is keeping a suspicious driver behind bars, the man deputies say was driving up to young girls in Jackson County.

A man who police say has been making contact with young girls on their way to and from school, is now behind bars.

The van-driving suspect who allegedly attempted to initiate inappropriate contact with young girls in three separate cases recently was arrested at gunpoint Saturday in west Medford.

Medford police say this is an example of the widespread graffiti for which Kevin Ammerman has been arrested on felony charges of criminal mischief.

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office is now investigating two separate incidents where a white or beige van attempted to make contact with a middle school aged girl.

South Medford High School student Chris Slater, 15, waits for construction workers to install some of the 3,000 feet of pipe that are being buried from King Street to Columbus.

The Ferry-Morse Seed Co. notified state officials Monday of the layoff of almost 200 people across the country, including about two dozen at its White City distribution center.

A southern Oregon garden seed distribution center has closed, laying off 199 workers.

Eagle Point students Tuesday painted a grim picture of schools filled with substitutes while their teachers continued to strike outside.

Eagle Point School District bus drivers and lead mechanic Mark Wyatt, foreground, slowly walk a picket line in front of a school driver returning to the bus barn Thursday morning.

Rebecca Konefal, a consultant with the Oregon Education Association, marches with about 200 striking employees outside the Eagle Point School District administration building Tuesday morning.