The JPR news team gathers for a roundtable discussion on The Debrief. Reporters talk about the top news stories they're working on this week.

Topics include:

• The nonprofit Opportunities for Housing, Resources and Assistance (OHRA) in Ashland has hired a new executive director.
• The City of Ashland has expanded its Enhanced Law Enforcement Area (ELEA) from the downtown area to include areas of south Ashland where circumstances of people exhibiting repeated negative behaviors have increased.
• And more...

The JPR news team gathers for a roundtable discussion of the top news stories they're working on this week. Top stories include:

The Oregon Department of Education released its statewide data report

California condors are suffering from lead poisoning

The Oregon Bureau of Land Management is named in a new lawsuit

The JPR news team gathers for a roundtable discussion of the stories they're working in this week.

Top stories include: The PACE center in Grants Pass is closing at the end of the year. PACE is an acronym for "Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly." Also, Medford was the venue for the state’s first legal psilocybin concert.

The JPR news team gathers for The Debrief to discuss the top news stories they are working on this week. Stories include: Jackson County confirms the presence of highly lethal bird flu in the region; Pacific Power turns off a setting in Talent that was apparently causing power outages; and the state delays sending out notifications to homeowners in living in high hazardous wildfire areas.

JPR news reporters gather to discuss their top news stories of the week. Stories include: America First is now aboard the Umpqua Transportation District; an Oregon pilot program provides wildfire liability insurance coverage for companies performing prescribed fires; and OSU scientists feed seaweed to cows to reduce methane emissions.

JPR news reporters gather to discuss their top news stories of the week, which include: a verdict has been reached in the case of a kidnapper in Klamath Falls, a former fire chief is launching a legal suit, and residents are upset over pesticide use in Easter lily farms along the Oregon-California border.

Stories of the week: Josephine County proposes a new tax to support the Veterans Service Office; Klamath Falls kidnapping trial update; and the Douglas County clerk race are among the list of news stories JPR reporters are working on this week. The news team gathers to discuss them in The Debrief.

The JPR news team gathers to discuss the top news stories they worked on this week on The Debrief. California is suing a Eureka hospital over a refusal to perform and abortion, two towns are considering bans on psilocybin, and the Redding rodeo grounds may get a new lease (maybe).

JPR Reporter Justin Higginbottom leads the JPR News team in a roundtable discussion of their top news stories of the week.

• OSF has a new Executive Director
• Homeless in Grants Pass (Update)
• Erik Neumann is leaving JPR

JPR Reporter Justin Higginbottom leads the JPR News team in a roundtable discussion of their top news stories of the week.

• OSF has a new Executive Director
• Homeless in Grants Pass (Update)
• Erik Neumann is leaving JPR