A Douglas County girl who was sexually assaulted for at least a year is suing her abuser, who is in prison for the crime, for more than $2 million for sexual abuse of a child and emotional distress.
The announcement this week that Umpqua Transit was cutting back on its bus service due to outfall from the COVID-19 outbreak is a tough pill to swallow for the agency and the countless people that rely on its commuter services to get around.
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services warns Oregonians to not be fooled by three coronavirus scams that are circulating.
Hannah Miles had heard all of the talk, rumors and gossip about COVID-19 long before she was diagnosed with it.
Oregon state officials announced Saturday that Oregonians will now be allowed to pump their own gas due to the coronavirus outbreak.
One of the four Douglas County residents who have tested positive for COVID-19 had to be hospitalized, Douglas County Public Health Officer Bob Dannenhoffer said Saturday.
The Douglas Public Health Network reported Friday that Douglas County now has four positive case of COVID-19. In the county, 170 people have tested negative and there have been no deaths attributed to the virus.
Douglas County health officials announced Thursday, that there was one new positive case of COVID-19 virus in the county, bringing the confirmed number of cases to four.
COVID-19 has claimed two more lives in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll from eight to 10, the Oregon Health Authority reported Wednesday.
Aviva Health officials have announced that the clinic has received $60,112 in funding from the U.S Department of Health and Human Services to respond to and prepare for the local impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sam Hango summed it up succinctly when it came to how good recent firearms sales have been at Umpqua Survival in Roseburg.
Thanks to the coronavirus outbreak in Oregon, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has taken steps to protect staff members and inmates inside the Douglas County Jail.
For elderly patients at local assisted living facilities, having a visitor can really brighten their day.
In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, school closures and limited services, Douglas County Parks Commissioners are temporally suspending its $4 per day usage fee for all Douglas County Parks, effective immediately.
If you have cans or bottles you were planning on recycling you may have to hold on to them for a while due to a change in policy in response to COVID-19.
County health officials expect new cases of coronavirus to emerge when results return from the 17 tests conducted in the pilot drive-thru clinic at the Douglas County Fairgrounds on Tuesday.
For health care workers and first responders on the front lines of the novel coronavirus, many EMTs and firefighters are taking extra precautions when responding to all calls.
Tucked inside today’s News-Review is a special section that we encourage you to spend some time with. “Douglas County Timber: Past, Present, Future” is just what the name implies — a comprehensive look at the timber industry in the region, and the impact it has had on this community, over th…
Douglas County Health officials completed a drive-thru pilot program at the Douglas County Fairgrounds on Tuesday to test for COVID-19 similar to the drive-thru flu shot clinics conducted last fall and on two other occasions.
Savino David DeSantiago, 34, of Winston was arraigned Monday in a Douglas County courtroom on two counts of first-degree murder with a firearm, two counts of unlawful use of a weapon with a firearm and one count of being felon in possession of a firearm for allegedly fatally shooting two peo…
After serving a customer at the Saturday Umpqua Valley Farmer’s Market in Roseburg, Missy Kroeker poured some hand sanitizer on her hands and rubbed them together.
WINCHESTER — The Distinguished Young Woman of Greater Douglas County Scholarship Program 2020-21 went on as planned Saturday night at Jacoby Auditorium. That after organizers had to make an unexpected change before moving ahead with the event.
Oregon now has 30 confirmed cases of novel coronavirus as of Friday while Douglas County still has one presumptive case that has still not been verified by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
At the Community Cancer Center in Roseburg, it’s now a daily routine to conduct extra cleaning and other measures to protect their patients and the workers in the facilities from the COVID-19 virus.
Oregon State Police detectives are asking the public for help after a 21-year-old Winston man was arrested on suspicion of child sexual abuse crimes.
Douglas County still has only one presumptive case of the novel coronavirus. The case was reported Sunday and the identification of the person and where they are from are being withheld.
For the past three months now the staff here at The News-Review have been working on a special section about timber in Douglas County.
Come Monday, Aviva Health’s new Myrtle Creek-Division Street Dental Clinic will open for business and start seeing patients, and officials expect to have a pretty full load right away.
Did you all remember to spring ahead today? Spring officially begins in less than 2 weeks and that means that we are in for longer days, warmer weather and a little extra time to go exploring. Should your explorations bring you to the Coast, may I suggest some great ways to spend your time i…
Douglas County Fire District No. 2 water rescue team members pulled three men from the North Umpqua River on Tuesday morning after a drift boat struck a rock and filled with water mid-stream.
The Coquille Indian Tribe of North Bend has awarded more than $20,000 in grants to five Douglas County organizations.
Last year at this time, many Douglas County residents were still digging and chainsawing their way out of the aftermath of the biggest snowstorm in memory.
Jane Green has seen a thing or two during her 40-plus years as a travel agent.
Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice Martha Lee Walters of Eugene visited Roseburg on Wednesday to talk to Douglas County judges.
Wednesday’s sun was too much for some boaters to resist at River Forks Park. After nearly a week of sun, the rain is forecast to return to Douglas County on Friday night and continue with a chance of showers through next week.
Douglas County Public Health Officer Bob Dannenhoffer said almost every county in the state has people being monitored for coronavirus, but would not say if that included anybody from Douglas County.
