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OSP: Drunk woman crashes into telephone pole while texting on cell phone
A 20-year old Klamath Falls resident was arrested early Friday morning after allegedly driving her car into a telephone pole while texting on her phone and being under the influence of intoxicants.
'Habitual criminal' in K.Falls headed to prison for drug crime
A Klamath Falls man has been sentenced to more than 4 years in prison for violating probation just two weeks after pleading guilty to selling meth near an elementary school.
Police say Klamath Falls woman was drunk and texting before crash
Texting and drunk driving. Talk about a double whammy. Oregon State Police say a Klamath Falls woman drove a pickup into a telephone pole while texting on her phone and being under the influence of intoxicants early Friday morning.
Oregon Guard's air wing returns to K. Falls
By Ron Brown & Associated Press A November 3, 2009 A KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. -- The173rd Fighter Wing of the Oregon National Guard is returning to its Klamath Falls home base after the spending the summer in Boise.
Oregon F-15s head for home after summer in Idaho
Twenty-two planes and 200 crew members from the 173rd Fighter Wing had been at Gowen Field while their home base's runways in Klamath Falls were fixed.
Oregon Guard's air wing returning to Klamath Falls
The Oregon Military Department says the state's 173rd Fighter Wing is returning to its Klamath Falls home base after the spending the summer in Boise.
2 Jeld-Wen resorts cut 27 jobs in Oregon
Jeld-Wen Inc. says it has cut 27 jobs at a pair of the resorts it operates in Central Oregon.
DEQ pushes burn line in Klamath Falls to keep a lid on winter air quality
The Klamath County Health Department urges everyone in the greater Klamath Falls area to call its air quality advisory number before burning wood.
Oregon geothermal work gets $40M in stimulus money
Nearly $40 million in stimulus spending is scheduled for geothermal projects in southern Oregon.
Rain, sleet or snow won't keep Post Office vet from retirement
Sandra Jenkins appeared to be in high spirits when she talked about her upcoming retirement party, scheduled for 6:30 p.m., Friday, Oct.
Black bear captured in Medford returns
KDRV Staff A October 27, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - A black bear removed from Lone Pine Elementary School in Medford earlier this month was killed last weekend after returning to the city.
Five Oregon schools on Safety Watch List
There were 10 Oregon schools on the No Child Left Behind Safety Watch List last year.
High winds topple radio tower in Klamath Falls
Monday night's extreme high winds in Klamath Falls topple a 175-foot transmission tower, causing the station to go off the air.
Pacific storm will bring snow to S. Oregon passes
A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for the mountains south, east and northeast of the Rogue Valley.
Klamath Falls pair arrested in pit bull attack
A pit bull attack in Klamath Falls has led to the arrest of a 40-year-old woman and her adult son.
Review: Dorothea Lange at Portland State University's Littman Gallery
A young woman and her kids in a rural shacktown near Klamath Falls. Lange took this photo in 1939.
NTSB seeks to address sleep apnea in truck drivers
By Amy Sienicki A October 22, 2009 A WHITE CITY, Ore. - A sleeping disorder is raising concerns about safety on the road.
'Oregon's dirty little secret' strikes again
Another week, another pathetic story about somebody in Oregon being sentenced for embezzlement.
Oregon at War - OregonLive.com
Soldiers provide security by Chevy Suburban in the Green Zone
Staff Sgt. Scott Farber of Hillsboro, a former Special Operations Marine and Army Ranger, leads a 13-person squad of Oregon National Guard soldiers who provide security for high-ranking military officers and civilian dignitaries who visit the International Zone, home to the sprawling U.S. embassy compound.