GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Grants Pass High School is usually decked out in blue and white, but on Friday, the students added purple to the mix. The high school set up a booth where students could donate money to the American Cancer Society and, as a visible sign of support, kids were wearing purple. “I … Continue reading »
OSP Increase Memorial Day Patrols
MEDFORD, Ore. — State police are issuing a word of warning to travelers this Memorial Day weekend. From now until Monday, troopers will be ramping up patrols. Those patrols will be looking for drunk drivers and speeding motorists. They will also keep an eye out for people not wearing their seat belts as part of … Continue reading »
Two Arrested for Having Gun Near School
ETNA, Calif. — Two people have been arrested after police say they were seen walking around a school with a gun. On Thursday, Etna High School was placed on lockdown after a report of a man and woman seen walking around the fence of the high school with a gun. Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office says … Continue reading »
Marijuana Found Inside Gift Boxes
LAKEVIEW, Ore. — An OSP trooper discovered pounds of marijuana inside wrapped birthday gift boxes during a traffic stop near Lakeview on Monday. Two California residents are now facing charges as a result of that traffic stop. On Monday evening, Oregon State Police say a trooper stopped a 1990 Ford van displaying Minnesota license plates … Continue reading »
On-Officer Cameras Document Actions
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — A man is taken to the hospital after police say a man attacked him under a bridge. Police say the incident is highlighting a new tool they are testing out. Thursday around 5 p.m., several Grants Pass Department of Public Safety officers responded to Riverside Park. They say a man was … Continue reading »
Bear Camp Road Advisory Lifted
BEAR CAMP ROAD, Ore. — A weather advisory previously issued for Bear Camp Road has now been lifted. Road engineers are confirming that the Bear Camp Road received only 1-2″ of snow at the highest elevations, which is considerably less than predicted. Due to the good condition of the road, officials with the forest service … Continue reading »
Boatnik Begins
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Boatnik festivities began on Thursday. The carnival kicked off Thursday afternoon at Riverside Park. It will continue Friday. On Friday afternoon, you can play bingo or check out the refreshment gardens. Then Saturday evening, there will be a boat show, live music and a firework show. “It was something that everyone … Continue reading »
111th Birthday Adventures at Crater Lake
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK, Ore. — Starting next week, officials with the Crater Lake Wilderness Coalition will begin a series of summer treks to showcase what the area has to offer outdoor enthusiasts. Wednesday marked the 111th anniversary of President Theodore Roosevelt making Crater Lake the nation’s fifth national park. Many of the hikes take … Continue reading »
School Bond Passes in Klamath County
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Klamath County voters agreed to support a bond for the county’s school district. The bond measure passed by 169 votes. The bond for $31 million will cover building improvements to the Klamath County School District and a new Henley Elementary School building. Supporters say their aggressive campaign helped win them the … Continue reading »
Curry County Rejects Public Safety Levy
GOLD BEACH, Ore. — Election results are being finalized and counties disappointed by the failure of money measures are figuring out what to do next. Curry County’s hopes for help from voters to maintain minimum public safety services were dashed on Election Night when voters turned down a 5-year levy by a 56 to 44 … Continue reading »
