The Oregon Health Authority has approved Klamath County Public Health’s (KCPH) modernization implementation plan. https://t.co/0VumdvJX9g

Central Point residents will soon see higher water bills after the City Council unanimously approved a significant rate increase last Thursday night. https://t.co/9bGxJjvWEY

Another Republican candidate has entered the race for Oregon governor. https://t.co/7kk3UDBu8C

The Klamath-Lake Counties Food Bank received a special delivery last Friday, as a Sherm’s Thunderbird Market truck dropped off 23,000 pounds of food. https://t.co/83XJOB3uxa

Rain is on the way after nearly 3 weeks of dry conditions. Just after lunchtime the rain and breezy winds moves in along the coast, then quickly spreads inland with lighter rain totals. There will be mountain snow, but we are in need of way more than this will give us. @KOBITV

Did anyone else capture the gorgeous sunrise this morning? Drop them in the comments or send to sunrise@kobi5.com

On Sunday night, Ord2 Indivisible held a candlelight vigil for Alex Pretti in the Ashland plaza. https://t.co/rgnw9Dhmx1

The Tudor Guild held their very first Fabric of the Festival: Shakespearean Costume Fashion Show on Sunday. https://t.co/1AADOt5BQ5

NBC5’s own Matt Jordan and Andrea Boyd recently enjoyed a day out of the newsroom, spending time with the next generation of broadcasters. https://t.co/8XNZuSck5K

Tuesday afternoon will bring our first chance of rain in over 2 weeks, but amounts won't be all that impressive with the highest in Curry County. Breezy winds will accompany the rain with gusts up to 50mph possible along the coast and Shasta Valley. @KOBITV

Although temperatures are warmer than yesterday, you still need to bundle up. This afternoon will be a little warmer, though it might feel cooler with more clouds than we had over the weekend. @KOBITV

With the addition of some light rain showers west of the Cascades, our region is expected to stay relatively calm with mild daytime temperatures this week. -Natalie Sirna

After quite a long stretch of dry weather, some rain showers are expected in our area this week. Rainfall totals are expected to be light, but we'll take what we can get! - Natalie Sirna

Dry and mild conditions persist for the short term, but shower chances return to the coast on Monday. The west valleys may see some light rain toward the middle of the week; however, current data isn't reflecting impressive amounts. Precipitation will be something to monitor.

More than a dozen states are bracing for a winter storm that's expected to bring heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain through Monday. Things are a bit quieter here in our region, but it's still important to be aware of freezing temperatures overnight. -Natalie Sirna

Lyn Hennion, a longtime Rogue Valley community leader in both the financial industry and in education, has passed away. https://t.co/3kyNQ9j7lT

If the January blues have got you down... longer days are on the horizon! Next month our sunset will be closer to 6 pm, and we'll have an extra hour of daylight to enjoy. March 8th marks the beginning of Daylight-Saving Time this year, springing us into a 7:30 pm sunset.

Resources will be engaged over the weekend to fully mop up and investigate the cause. https://t.co/MC2plT10tA

The man barricaded himself inside the home, and police say he refused to comply with commands to exit. https://t.co/0owz4VJ2tL

Commercial crab fishermen will be required to fish in waters of less than 40 fathoms, use 20% fewer pots, and put a “late season” buoy tag on each pot. https://t.co/UBNd2UoCfX