Some in Grants Pass consider the statue an embarrassment, but the Caveman name is rife in the city, on heating and towing companies, for example, as well as the town's athletic teams.
More than half the fatal traffic crashes in the United States involve a vehicle leaving the travel lane and crashing head-on into another car or colliding with the landscape along the road.
Two Oregon employees of a helicopter company accused of causing an accident that killed 9 people in 2008 by falsifying aircraft records could face prison if found guilty of federal criminal charges brought against them by a grand jury indictment.
Law enforcement officials say over 250 pounds of marijuana were seized on Tuesday alone, after a month-long investigation into several people associated with the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program.
Statewide, 15 out of 1,000 Oregonians are medical marijuana patients. Jackson County has more than twice that many, and Josephine County has more than triple the state average,
A Cave Junction woman has been charged with animal abuse and attempted assault after police say she fired at two people in a pickup truck, killing a dog in the truck's bed.
Once they got them all counted, it turns out that 257 animals were seized from a Cave Junction property in what officials consider the worst case of animal hoarding in Josephine County.
There's no room in the county jail for burglars and thieves. And the sheriff's department in a vast, rural corner of southwest Oregon has been reduced by budget cuts to three deputies on patrol eight hours a day, five days a week.
An Oregon jury ruled Tuesday a problem with an engine was responsible for the 2008 crash of a helicopter that killed nine firefighters during a wildfire in Northern California, including Scott Charlson, a 2001 graduate of Lifegate Christian School in Eugene.
Troopers say a family managed to escape uninjured, after their car rolled on Interstate 5 Sunday afternoon. One southbound lane was closed while crews investigated the crash.
Four boys on the Creswell High School soccer team face disciplinary action after an alleged hazing incident on Saturday on their bus ride home from a game in Southern Oregon.
A bat found near Eagle Point, Ore., tested positive for rabies Wednesday, prompting warnings for people and pets to steer clear of bats, whether they are dead, dying or alive.