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January 31, 2024
EAGLE POINT, Ore. - Around 900 Pacific Power Customers are dealing or dealt with power outages this morning. A Pacific Power crew member told NewsWatch 12 that the wind is
January 27, 2024
A certain popular Netflix documentary, Tiger King, has taken the quarantined world by storm, in which several bizarre big-cat owners face off, alleging many criminal enterprises at each other with the back drop of exotic animals who sometimes maim their keepers. It makes one wonder, what are local laws for keeping exotic animals?
January 25, 2024
Billy James Best has been arrested and is in Douglas County Jail, the Douglas County Sheriffs Office said in a news release.
January 22, 2024
Oregon won’t elect a governor or U.S. senator this year, but a presidential race, three congressional elections with national importance and court battles that could reshape the Legislature will mean
January 21, 2024
Oregon won’t elect a governor or U.S. senator this year, but a presidential race, three congressional elections with national importance and court battles that could reshape the Legislature will mean
January 20, 2024
SOUTHERN OREGON — State Representative Christine Goodwin started her campaign for Senate District 2, connecting with voters at three consecutive campaign events.
January 17, 2024
Spectrum told NewsWatch 12 that the outages were caused by weather-related damage to multiple fiber lines.
January 17, 2024
Danielle Dunn told NewsWatch 12 police are investigating the outages. She also said the vandalism did not happen in Jackson County.
January 15, 2024
Oregon won’t elect a governor or U.S. senator this year, but a presidential race, three congressional elections with national importance and court battles that could reshape the Legislature will mean
January 14, 2024
Oregon won’t elect a governor or U.S. senator this year, but a presidential race, three congressional elections with national importance and court battles that could reshape the Legislature will mean