Alicia Rubin joined the Newswatch 12 news team as an anchor and reporter in October 2017.
Alicia Rubin joined the Newswatch 12 news team as an anchor and reporter in October 2017.
Before moving to Oregon, she worked as an Associate Producer for KWTV-News 9 in Oklahoma City. Originally from Kansas, she moved next door to Oklahoma and received a degree in Journalism from the University of Central Oklahoma in May of 2017. While in school she was a part of the UCentral Student Newscast and discovered her passion for storytelling while interning at News 9.
Growing up in small-town, Fredonia, KS she was always active in sports, including basketball, volleyball, track and dance. She still jumps at any opportunity to get back on the court but has since added hiking, camping, and canoeing to her long list of favorites.
She spends any free time with her husband and pup, exploring their new home in beautiful southern Oregon.
Alicia would love to hear from you! You can send her any news tips or story suggestions through Facebook or Twitter.
Starting on Tuesday, Medford seniors will be first in line to get their own Google Chromebook to take home.
Phoenix-Talent schools kick-off food delivery while Medford schools offer free hot meals for kids and families.
The White House and Senate leaders of both parties have struck an agreement on a sweeping $2 trillion measure.
The Pregnancy Center in Medford is giving away free diapers, formula and wipes to families in need.
Rogue Community Health launches a new virtual way to go to the doctor from the comfort of your own home.
Breeze Botanicals, given approval by OLCC to deliver cannabis to people in the community who may be sheltering in place.
The Mall's management made the decision following Gov. Brown's executive order on Monday morning.
Planet Fitness in Medford is temporarily closing.
The Ashland YMCA will be suspending operations at our facility from March 18 to March 31st, except for emergency childcare.
Four additional residents of the Oregon Veterans’ Home in Lebanon have tested positive for presumptive cases of COVID-19.
