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SYCAN ESTATES, Ore. -- The Bootleg Fire has devastated almost everything in its path. "It's all gone," said Rick Meyer, a resident of the Sycan Estates who lost his home to the Bootleg Fire. In the last two weeks, the flames have killed thousands of trees, hundreds of animals, and destroyed dozens upon dozens of homes across more than 400,000 acres. The Klamath County Sheriff's Office confirmed on Friday, July 23, that the fire has destroyed 112 homes and 169 outbuildings. "Nothing that I can think of here that was in the cabin or the storage shed was salvageable," Meyer said. Both Meyer and...

SEYMOUR, Ind. - For the 41st year, the Indiana Sheriff's Association (ISA) has granted scholarships to students throughout Indiana. This year, 40 scho...

Panic Buying Amid Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack ‘Insane’, Gasoline Distributor Says In the wake of a ransomware attack that temporarily halted all of the Colonial Pipeline networks, it is important to understand how the subsequent gas shortage affects the average citizen. “It’s really crazy,” President of Company Sunshine Gasoline Distributors, Inc. Maximo Alvarez told The Epoch Times Wednesday. “I have given at least ten interviews and in every interview, I always tell them at the beginning and at the end: ‘Please tell the people of South Florida, do not panic. We have pl...

Courtesy-JCSO SEYMOUR, Ind. – The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) executed a search warrant at four storage units in Seymour last Wednesday after information was obtained through a several-week investigation that the storage units contained stolen property and narcotics. JCSO K9 Nyx and Seymour Police Department (SPD) K9 Nash supposedly alerted to possible narcotics in the units. During a search, law enforcement allegedly found methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana, LSD, mushrooms, medications, and drug paraphernalia. It is estimated that over $30,000 worth of stolen construction too...

Charlie Pumphrey-Courtesy Sheriff Meyer FREETOWN, Ind. – UPDATE: The missing girl, Charlie Ann Pumphrey has been located and officials say she is safe. Original: The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s help in locating Charlie Ann Pumphrey, 17, of Freetown, who was last seen at 1 a.m on Sunday. Sheriff Rick Meyer says at this time, she is considered a runaway. Charlie’s family noticed her missing from the residence at around 5:30 a.m. Sunday and called the sheriff’s department for assistance. The juvenile is 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 120 pounds, with br...