White City News

A White City woman says she was scammed out of thousands of dollars and is speaking out so others don't get duped.

Associated Press September 30, 2008 WHITE CITY, Ore. -- The state has built some new traps to catch cougars that have attacked pets or livestock.

Southern Oregon Jobs with Justice calls upon the Rogue Valley Community to rally behind Eagle Point School District #9's employees, its certified teachers and classified staff.

By NEWS10's Juliane Ngan -- The troubled economy has more people trying to sell their scrap metal.

Amy Sienicki & Associated Press September 29, 2008 WHITE CITY, Ore. -- Two men were charged with aggravated theft for stealing 120 aluminum rims worth about 12,000 dollars last week.

An increased number in people taking public transportation and traffic congestion are slowing bus trips through the Rogue Valley.

Details remain sketchy on a reported stabbing that prompted sheriff's deputies to search a White City home earlier today for the suspect.

Jackson County Sheriff's Department is searching a White City neighborhood after getting a call saying that someone might have been stabbed.

Try Transit Week, with six days of events beginning Saturday, aims to get single-passenger cars off the road in the Rogue Valley.

The Oregon Department of Forestry has sent a reconnaissance plane to search for fires sparked by last night's lightning storm.

Oregon Department of Forestry's Incident Management Team 2, commanded by Bill Hunt, has been dispatched and assumed command of the 600-acre Doubleday Fire, effective 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 18, 2008.

A cluster of quick-moving lightning storms over the Rogue Valley Tuesday night kept emergency crews busy dealing with forest fires on the north and south ends of the county, officials said.

From his backyard in White City, Ron Probst often watches in alarm as another off-road vehicle kicks up a quarter-mile rooster tail of roiling dust while roaring across Hoover Ponds.

Oregon health officials slapped the second largest fine in the state last month on a White City oil company for failing to monitor contaminated groundwater and soil at a gas station it operates.

It turns out that a Medford, Ore., settling pond thought to be bachelor pad for a beaver has turned out to be more like a frat house.

Requests for food stamps in Jackson and Josephine Counties are on the rise. So many people are asking for assistance now one White City woman feels she may have been lost in the shuffle.

Police and residents have not seen hide nor hair of two young cougars spotted last week chasing deer and a raccoon in the east Medford foothills, suggesting to biologists that the critters were just passing ...

It's Labor Day, and if you'd like something more symbolic than a backyard barbecue to celebrate, check out a local labor council's annual picnic near White City.

Back-to-school shopping cost Regan Trapp's family about $250 last year just for her 7-year-old son's new clothes.

Young guns with an eye on the calender and a hand on their shotgun can have two special pheasant hunts beginning next week for less than the cost of a tank of gas.