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The city of Medford and Jackson County are fighting a former Jefferson Public Radio reporter’s civil rights lawsuit surrounding her arrest in September 2020 while covering the closure of an unauthoriz...

Oregon journalist April Ehrlich is suing Medford and Jackson County over a 2020 arrest. She was arrested while covering a homeless camp sweep by the police.

He graduated from University of Oregon with a degree in journalism, before he later got into public relations and copywriting.

MEDFORD, Ore. -- The City of Medford has a response this weekend for a woman suing the City.

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In a twist from earlier developments an Oregon Public Broadcasting reporter is back in court, but now as the plaintiff, and the City of Medford as the defendant.

In a twist from earlier developments an Oregon Public Broadcasting reporter is back in court, but now as the plaintiff, and the City of Medford as the defendant.

For some, this wasn’t their first time fleeing oncoming flames. People in Clackamas County and South Salem brought along their farm animals, while others didn't have a chance to grab anything.

All charges against former Jefferson Public Radio journalist April Ehrlich following her arrest two years ago in Hawthorne Park have been dismissed by Municipal Court Judge William Haberlach. Ehrlich,...

Charges against an Oregon Public Broadcasting reporter have been dismissed, just before her pending trial. The charges stemmed from April Ehrlich's efforts to cover the evacuation of a homeless camp by Medford Police in 2020.