Roseburg City Council backtracks on solving the downtown parking deficit, drift smoke could be hitting Roseburg due to fires near Reedsport and a deal with Coos Bay Hospital and Quorum Health falls apart. Oregon retailers could start selling liquor in 2026 while the Roseburg VA takes another step closer to building its Roseburg VA veterans home.

The Douglas County fair kicks off with a splash from Dock Dogs, the City of Roseburg votes in favor of funding artificial turf fields at Fir Grove Park and Umpqua Bank changes its name. Then, the complaints against the City of Canyonville's water treatment plant keeps stacking up while the owner of the Stardust Motel gets slapped with another DEQ violation.

Several of Roseburg and Douglas County's businesses are making changes including Country Flowers in Sutherlin, Soup and Salad, and Round Table Pizza in Roseburg. Then, we take a look at the ongoing tensions between the homeless population in Roseburg, residential neighborhoods and the city. Last, the case involving child exploitation and abuse sees more charges added to the abusers.

The Oregon Department of Transportation is facing mass layoffs that are likely to impact Douglas County, the Umpqua Public Transportation District is in turmoil over special district election results and two people face a long list of charges involving child exploitation. Then, we jump into what kind of protections protestors have before ending the show with why bills funding ODOT failed this past legislative session.

Thacker enters a plea deal with Douglas County, Sutherlin receives a grant to help the city be more accessible while Yoncalla struggles to find a city manager. Roseburg continues to have trouble with downtown parking and we take a look at how power companies mitigate wildfire.

Phoenix Charter School officially loses sponsorship, Sheriff's Deputy goes to court over jail incident and a Myrtle Creek man has a standoff with law enforcement. Then, we take a look into the local impact of ODOT's layoffs and how Umpqua Public Transportation District refuses to certify election results. Last, we dive into potential impacts of the Big Beautiful Bill in Douglas County.

Sutherlin's city manager issues an apology after backlash over comments on the Sutherlin Blackberry Festival, Phoenix Charter School faces an uncertain future and we take a look at the impact of the Douglas County Parent Advisory Council. Then, Bernie Woodard fights the City of Roseburg over homelessness. Last, former UCAN Director Shaun Pritchard is being investigated by the state's ethics commission.

Uriah Strauss is back in custody facing potential jail time but this time in Oklahoma. Roseburg City Council authorizes a contract for tourism marketing with Anvil Northwest and fishing on the Umpqua this season is under scrutiny. Last, we take a look at the No Kings protest that happened here in Roseburg and beyond.

Roseburg City Council bans syringes on public property, B&S Automative buys Southern Oregon Diesel and Del Taco finally returns to Roseburg. Then, we dive into a lawsuit taking shape against former health care facility administrator Ryan Fugate while protests in Portland take inspiration from L.A.

New details released on the crash that killed two of UCC softballs' student athletes, Douglas County is shaping up to be a childcare desert, Weyerhauser buys thousands of acres of land and the Oregon's HIV Alliance withholds needle exchange programs within Roseburg city property.