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Medford to discuss data centers at Wednesday study session - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2 (opens the original)
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MEDFORD, Ore.- Medford City Council and the planning commission will meet Wednesday to discuss a variety of topics– including data centers. The study session is among a few joint meetings held every year to discuss and provide direction on land use and planning topics. The city says there are currently no active applications for a data center in Medford. Options the city listed for consideration regarding data centers at the study session include limiting the size of a building, allowing buildin
"Buck for Kids" fundraiser Friday; Assistance League of Klamath Basin - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2 (opens the original)
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OREGON- All day Friday, proceeds from your drink at Dutch Bros will go toward a local youth organization. Through Dutch Bros’ annual Buck for Kids Day, one dollar will be donated to your area’s organization for every drink sold. In Jackson and Josephine Counties, that’s the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Rogue Valley. In Klamath County, it’ll go toward the all-volunteer organization, the Assistance League of Klamath Basin, which works to raise funds to help under resourced kids and families within
Former Ashland firefighter dedicates painting in remembrance of 9/11 - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2 (opens the original)
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ASHLAND, Ore.- A painting remembering 9/11 will hang in Ashland’s Fire Station One after a dedication Friday by a former Ashland firefighter. Friday morning, artist and former firefighter, William S. Phillips, dedicated his original painting of “A Prayer for My Brother.” Phillips painted it in his grief following 9/11. The painting depicts two firefighters– one who finds another firefighter’s helmet in the rubble, and a second who stands and faces the shocking sight. Phillips says he purposefull
Emergency board releases remaining $7.5 million to SOU - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2 (opens the original)
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OREGON- Thursday, the Oregon legislature’s Emergency Board voted to release the remaining $7.5 million to help stabilize SOU’s finances. The 2026 legislature appropriated $15 million to the emergency board for SOU– contingent upon action from the Higher Education Coordinating Commission and the university. Upon partially meeting requirements, the emergency board released an initial $7.5 million to SOU in June, and directed the HECC to return in September with a financial forecast and a long term
Fed. court upholds Coquille Indian Tribe's Medford Land and Gaming decision - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2 (opens the original)
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MEDFORD, Ore.- The Coquille Indian Tribe will continue operating its gaming facility in Medford after a federal judge ruled to uphold a decision by the U.S. Department of the Interior. The Medford casino opened in January of 2025 after the Department of the Interior decided to place around 2.4 acres of Medford land into trust for the tribe and authorize gaming there. The Coquille Tribe tells us the judge denied the challenge brought by several local tribes– including the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua
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