KOBI-TV (Medford, OR) / KOTI-TV (Klamath Falls, OR)

KOBI is a television station affiliated with NBC, broadcasting on virtual and VHF digital channel 5. It is based in Medford, Oregon, in the United States. The station is owned by California Oregon Broadcasting, Inc., which is recognized as the oldest independent broadcast group in the Western U.S. and among the top three oldest in the country. KOBI's studios can be found on South Fir Street in the heart of Medford, while its transmitter is situated on King Mountain, approximately 28 miles (45 km) northwest of the city.

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Yurok tribe awarded grant for health and wellness center - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

1 day ago | kobi5.com | Michael Gonzalez

CALIFORNIA – The Yurok tribe is set to receive $26.4M for a regional health and wellness center providing primary care, behavioral health, and mental health services. The health and wellness center will be located near Martin’s Ferry Bridge and will serve Yurok tribal members and the surrounding community. The inpatient and outpatient facility will be […]
Lake County sponsoring free after school art classes

3 days ago | kobi5.com | Taylor Owen

VIDEO LAKEVIEW, Ore. – Lake County Public Health is encouraging creativity among local youth by offering free after-school art classes for middle and high school students. The classes will take place every Thursday from May 15 to May 29, 2025. Students can explore different art mediums, including painting and collage. For more information or to sign up, email [email protected] or call 541-947-6045. © 2025 KOBI-TV NBC5. All rights reserved unless otherwise stated.
Grandmother of 5-year-old swept away by Klamath River speaks out

5 days ago | kobi5.com | Maximus Osburn

WEED, Calif. – The grandmother of a 5-year-old who passed away after being swept away in the Klamath River last week is speaking. Laurie Rice, who lives in Weed, said her daughter, her daughter’s partner and their 5-year-old son, Jameson were heading to the coast. But they stopped along the Klamath River in the Seiad Valley area in Northern California. Rice described Jameson as a happy-go-lucky kid who enjoyed games and spending time with his family.
JaCo Parks says "zero data" shows there's toxic algae in Emigrant Lake

5 days ago | kobi5.com | Maximus Osburn

ASHLAND, Ore. – Last week, the Oregon Health Authority issued a ‘recreational use advisory’ for Emigrant Lake due to concerns over toxic algae, but the Talent Irrigation District (TID) and Jackson County Parks said there’s zero data indicating harmful algae blooms in the lake. The OHA has been warning folks of cyanobacteria blooms, advising against swimming and high-speed water activities. Emigrant Lake is one of the water sources for the TID.
New health services coming to Rogue River students

6 days ago | kobi5.com | Taylor Owen

ROGUE RIVER, Ore. – Kids and teens in Rogue River will soon have more access to medical and mental health services. Thanks to a partnership between La Clinica and the Rogue River School District a new health center is set to open inside the district’s Early Learning Center this fall. Starting in September, the La Clinica Rogue River Health Center will serve youth ages 2 to 18. The Early Learning Center, located at 225 Oak Street, is currently under construction.
Cat rescued from inside wall by Illinois Valley Fire District

6 days ago | kobi5.com | Taylor Owen

VIDEO ILLINOIS VALLEY, Ore. – The Illinois Valley Fire District saving the day yet again, but this time for a cat not up in a tree, but in a wall. The district says it got a call about a cat being trapped inside a home’s walls. The responders were able to get in position by getting into the fireplace to coax the kitty out safely. © 2025 KOBI-TV NBC5. All rights reserved unless otherwise stated.
Oregon Caves & Chateau recognized nationally as endangered place

1 week ago | kobi5.com | Maximus Osburn

CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. – The National Trust for Historic Preservation released its annual list of America’s 11 most endangered historic places, which includes the Oregon Caves and Chateau in Cave Junction, and advocates are looking to raise money to restore and preserve it. The Friends of the Oregon Caves and Chateau say the chateau has significantly benefited the rural economy of communities for 91 years.
Governor Kotek briefing on 2025's wildfire season

1 week ago | kobi5.com | Maximus Osburn

SALEM, Ore. – Oregon Governor Tina Kotek was holding a briefing in Salem about the upcoming wildfire season. She was joined by representatives from agencies like the State Fire Marshal, Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) and more. The governor signed a proclamation, declaring May as Wildfire Prevention Month. During this time, homeowners and property owners need to be prepared to prevent fires.
Bodey Lutes breaks Steve Prefontaine 800M record at Marshfield High School

1 week ago | kobi5.com | Taylor Owen

COOS BAY, Ore. — A Marshfield High School student just broke a decades-old record held by one of Oregon’s most legendary runners. Last week, Bodey Lutes made history by running the 800 meters in 1 minute and 53 seconds—surpassing the long-standing school record of 1:53.8, previously set by Olympic great Steve Prefontaine. Marshfield High, located in Coos Bay, is the hometown school of Prefontaine, whose legacy continues to inspire runners across the country.
Sky Lakes Medical holding Community Health Fair this weekend

1 week ago | kobi5.com | Taylor Owen

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Sky Lakes Medical Center is inviting the community to a free health fair this Saturday at the Klamath County Fairgrounds. From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., visitors can explore more than 50 booths focused on health and wellness. Free cholesterol and glucose testing will be available on site, with same-day results. If you’re planning to take advantage of those tests, organizers recommend fasting for 8 to 12 hours beforehand.