Lauren Pretto is a journalist based in Medford, Oregon, writing for KOBI-TV/NBC5. With a focus on local news, Lauren covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, community events, and environmental initiatives. Her work has also been featured in KMVU, showcasing her dedication to delivering accurate and timely news to the Medford community.
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By: Lauren Pretto
GRANTS PASS, Ore.- The first night of training for multiple J osephine County fire departments kicked off Monday night.
KLAMATH, Ore.- The Yurok Tribe giving away 120 laptops to help students with schoolwork, college and job applications and more.
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore.- A man is arrested after assaulting two people, even encouraging his dog to attack one of his victims.
GRANTS PASS, Ore.- Preliminary results for the recall election of Josephine County Commissioner John West are in.
By: Lauren Pretto
GRANTS PASS, Ore.- The Grants Pass School District Early Learning Program is expanding thanks to a $150 thousand grant award from AllCare Health.
MEDFORD, Ore.- Just like the Ghost of Christmas Present, the Holly Theatre asked folks to “come in and know me better!” Friday night.
MEDFORD, Ore.- After getting feedback on how to deal with the problem of cell phones or other personal electronic devices in classrooms, the Medford School District (MSD) is proposing a change to their policy.
EAGLE POINT, Ore.- It's Christmas Eve and the day that many kids around the world have been waiting for is almost here.
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