Jerry Howard is the News Director at Chambers Communications. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, health and wellness, law and legal affairs, and consumer travel, often focusing on federal legislation, cannabis regulation, and lawsuits. Jerry's work has been featured in Broadcast Media, LLC., KDRV-TV, and KDKF-TV.
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Jerry Howard's reporting primarily focuses on local crime, legal cases, and government announcements in the Medford area of Oregon. He covers a wide range of topics including law enforcement, investigations, gun control, medical settlements, natural disasters, criminal cases among others.
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The Bureau of Land Management has a public comment period open today about thinning vegetation, including timber harvest, near Eagle Point.
By: Jerry Howard
GRANTS PASS, Ore. -- Just three months into operating a homeless camp in Grants Pass, its operator is hinting that the project's future needs support.
By: Jerry Howard
MEDFORD, Ore. - A judge is waiting for written arguments from lawyers before deciding the next steps in the criminal case against a former Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center nurse accused of assaulting 44 patients.
MEDFORD, Ore. - A Medford lawyer said his clients' civil lawsuit against Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center is stuck indefinitely because of an Asante legal tactic and a separate criminal case that has no scheduled trial date.
By: Jerry Howard
ASHLAND, Ore. -- The City of Ashland will keep its parks fee for every residence in the city, making it permanent despite an unanimous original City Council vote to end the fee in June 2027.
ASHLAND, Ore. - The City of Ashland made its parks fee permanent after the City Council voted to keep the $5.15 monthly charge on every residence despite originally planning to end it in June 2027.
By: Jerry Howard
MEDFORD, Ore. - Republican Congressman Cliff Bentz is running for reelection in Oregon's 2nd Congressional District while pushing forward several pieces of legislation in Congress.
By: Jerry Howard
MEDFORD, Ore. - Sen. Ron Wyden is advancing new legislation to prepare federal policy for economic changes brought on by artificial intelligence.
By: Jerry Howard
SALEM, Ore. -- With ballots out for casting, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read is updating Oregonians about official ballot drop boxes.
By: Jerry Howard
With ballots out for casting, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read has announced that new official ballot drop boxes have been placed around Oregon.
