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We speak with Erin Martin-Fournier, Director of Advocacy at Community Works, about how to identify and prevent human trafficking.
Justin Higginbottom
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Oregon has sued the companies that allegedly botched construction of homes for Jackson County wildfire survivors. -
Despite nationwide overdose deaths dropping in 2023 鈥� the first decrease in over five years 鈥� deaths in Oregon rose. -
Facing a daunting budget shortfall, the district received a donation of $890,000. -
The Opportunities for Housing, Resources and Assistance (OHRA) services thousands of the most vulnerable people in the Ashland, Oregon area each year. -
New therapists in private practice will no longer be able to bill Oregon鈥檚 largest Medicaid providerOregon鈥檚 largest Medicaid provider, CareOregon, is making a policy change that some therapists say could reduce mental health services to low-income people. -
The district recently held a series of community listening sessions to inform residents and gather feedback on how to address the problem.
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For the last 12 years, people who commit three or more crimes in Ashland鈥檚 downtown can be banned from the area for up to a year. The city is considering another district where that law may soon apply. -
Dan Cano is now the executive director of Opportunities for Housing, Resources, and Assistance, known as OHRA. -
A former worker has sued several Rogue Valley forestry companies, claiming they didn鈥檛 provide adequate training or medical care. -
Paul Huard is pulling for Ukraine, and for American students to know more about Ukraine -
On Friday, the federal government released an environmental assessment in favor of the Coquille Indian Tribe opening a new casino. Other tribes aren鈥檛 happy. -
Alleged victims of drug diversion have filed a new multi-million dollar lawsuit against the Medford hospital.
