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Joseph Ziegler

Roseburg, Oregon

Oregon Ocean Salmon Seasons Set For 2026, Pending Final Federal Approval

Oregon Ocean Salmon Seasons Set For 2026, Pending Final Federal Approval

Oregon’s 2026 ocean salmon seasons are set, with sport and commercial fisheries along the coast expected to be less restrictive than last year. Final federal approval is still pending, and state rules for nearshore waters are set for consideration April 24.

Police Log: April 15, 2026

Police Log: April 15, 2026

Roseburg police reported multiple arrests and citations in the latest police log, including trespass, parole violations, assault, harassment, and warrant cases from incidents on April 15 and early April 16.

April 16, 2026

April 16, 2026

The Roseburg Receiver Morning Scoop

Two Winston Residents Jailed In Child Abuse Investigation Under Karly’s Law

Two Winston Residents Jailed In Child Abuse Investigation Under Karly’s Law

Winston police arrested two Winston residents in a Karly’s Law child abuse investigation this week. Ashley Alexander and Peter Homan were booked on criminal mistreatment, assault, and probation violation charges.

Umpqua Valley Tennis Center To Celebrate Opening Of New Outdoor Courts In May

Umpqua Valley Tennis Center To Celebrate Opening Of New Outdoor Courts In May

Umpqua Valley Tennis Center will celebrate the grand opening of Roseburg’s new $2.53 million outdoor tennis and pickleball courts on May 9, with free play, a community barbecue, and a chance for residents to see the newly completed facility.

Wolf Creek Drug Investigation Leads To Four Arrests, Major Drug Seizures

Wolf Creek Drug Investigation Leads To Four Arrests, Major Drug Seizures

A multiagency drug investigation in Southern Oregon and Northern California led to the seizure of methamphetamine, cocaine, firearms, cash, and a motorcycle, with four people arrested in Wolf Creek and Corning, authorities said.

Police Log: April 14, 2026

Police Log: April 14, 2026

Roseburg police reported multiple arrests and citations in the April 14 log, including trespass, DUII, theft, criminal mischief, camping and warrant cases, with several people lodged at Douglas County Corrections.