Coquille News

Coos County authorities are looking for a 31-year-old woman who has been missing since Monday morning.

The Coos County District Attorney's Office is calling the disappearance of a Coquille woman "suspicious." Jayme Sue Austin, 31, was last heard from on Monday morning.

The Coos Bay Police Department continues their investigation into an alleged sexual assault reported on Oct.

An urn in Cory Courtright's bedroom holds her murdered daughter's ashes and a full size photo recalls Leah Freeman's last prom.

On this Hallows Eve, haunted houses around the community take on a new level of fear factor.

In the past, Cory Courtright celebrated her daughter Leah Freeman's birthday on October 29.

Completing a shameless land grab in 1954, the U.S. government terminated federal recognition of 43 Native American bands and tribes.

Former Coquille High School track coach Wendi Boutiette is speaking out after charges of sexually abusing a former student have been dropped.

Associated Press A October 22, 2009 A COQUILLE, Ore. -- The Douglas County District Attorney's office has filed a motion to dismiss sex abuse charges against former Coquille High School track coach Wendi Boutiette.

The much anticipated South Coast Clambake Jazz festival is just a few months away now.

Gwendolyn Sherbondy was put in charge of collecting donations to help her daughter's senior class at Coquille High pay for a graduation trip.

COQUILLE, Ore. -A Coquille woman arrested earlier this year for allegedly taking money from a local non profit group pleads guilty Friday morning, to the charge of Aggravated Theft in the First Degree.

Aiming to capitalize on a growing demand for raw, organic produce, the Coquille Tribe is taking the hard route to harvesting cranberries this season.

A select group of students in Coquille are breaking out their chess boards and preparing for a elite competition on one of the state's biggest stages.

The continuing legal face-off between the City of North Bend and the Coquille Indian Tribe and their Coquille Economic Development Corporation has taken another turn.

On the Oregon Coast, a city is suing a sovereign Indian tribe over municipal services to the tribe's casino.

A disagreement over a 15 year old pact between the City of North Bend and The Coquille Indian Tribe is escalating, as the Tribe continues to withhold payments to the City, which is now suing them for breach of contract.

If you asked Greg Paluch 30 years ago, "What will you be doing at the age of 55?" the younger Paluch probably wouldn't have said, "Postmaster of two small towns on the Oregon Coast," but life happens.

The Riverwalk in Coquille has been an ongoing project for the city, and on Friday, a new element to the walk was unveiled in honor of two Coquille couples.

Sep. 9--A woman is suing an Oceanfront motel owner, contending that he knew bedbugs were in the room he leased to her and her infant son this year.