Three drug suppliers receive federal prison terms for their roles in Medford teen’s fatal fentanyl overdose
Three Oregon men were sentenced to five years to more than seven years in federal prison Thursday for distributing fentanyl that caused the overdose death of a Medford teenager, prosecutors said. Hunter Fenstermaker,
3 sentenced to prison following fentanyl overdose of Medford teen
According to court documents, Hunter Fenstermaker, 23, Napoleon Gomez, 22, and Conner Lee Francis, 27, were identified as the first, second and third level drug suppliers for a 17-year-old Medford high school student who died after taking a counterfeit Percocet pill that contained fentanyl in 2021.
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office reported that 57-year-old Martin Rangel, also known as Marco Miranda-Medina, and ...
On Sunday, dozens of veterans and Honor Flight staff landed at Rogue Valley International Airport as they returned from their ...
Medford Fire responded to several grass fires on Friday. Crews were able to quickly contain the fires before they grew.
If passed in Lexington and Medford, the communities will follow in the footsteps of six other Massachusetts towns: Melrose, ...
Several school districts across central Wisconsin, including in Mosinee, will ask voters for increased local property tax ...
Freedom Park will be buzzing with energy on September 20 and 21 as the Medford Oktoberfest and Music Festival brings two days ...
Find craft beer, crab pizza, jumbo screens, and live music at the new 17,000-square-foot venue, which just opened but already ...
Shuttle buses are replacing trolleys along parts of three branches of the MBTA's Green Line on Monday morning.
Today in Medford, hundreds honored their loved ones—both living and passed—from Alzheimer’s—while raising funds for a cure to the disease.
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