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Drunk Driver Fresh from Prison Flips Car in Wild Midnight Chase Through Medford Streets
MEDFORD, Ore. — An intoxicated driver on transitional leave from prison crashed in a yard on Lone Pine Road in Medford, landing his car upside down, after attempting to elude Medford Police Officers late Thursday night. An MPD officer observed a vehicle traveling in the continuous left-turn lane on...
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Legal action filed against Rocky Tonk Saloon over alleged copyright infringement
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers claims Medford bar performed music without obtaining a license. The Rocky Tonk Saloon in Medford is among more than a dozen other establishments across the country that face copyright infringement lawsuits from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers for allegedly “consistently performing musical works without permission,” according to ASCAP.
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Many roads back open in Oregon Cascades following snow-related closures
MONDAY MORNING UPDATE FROM ODOT: Many closed roads are back open, but continue to check ODOT Trip Check for updates. SUNDAY AFTERNOON UPDATE FROM ODOT: Winter weather forced the closure Sunday night of a 33-mile stretch of OR 58, between Oakridge in the west and Crescent Lake in the East. ODOT crews report spinouts, trees down and snowy conditions and we do not have an estimate for when the road will reopen.
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SoHumane rescues 9 dogs from euthanasia list in northern California
SoHumane rescues 9 dogs from euthanasia list in northern California. As animal shelters across the country continue to battle overcrowded kennels, one local shelter in Medford is working tirelessly to give dogs on euthanasia lists a second chance at life.
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University of Oregon among colleges under investigation by Trump administration for alleged 'race-exclusionary practices'
EUGENE, Ore. — The University of Oregon is among 45 universities nationwide being investigated allegedly violating students' civil rights via "race-exclusionary practices." On Friday, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights said it has opened investigations regarding the universities' partnership with The Ph.D. Project, a more than 30-year-old nonprofit organization that seeks to increase diversity in business education.