Month: February 2012

February 29th is a day that comes only once every four years during leap year. For most of us, that just means we have one extra day this year, but…

The Redmond Proficiency Academy director accused of rape and sex abuse involving a student was arraigned Wednesday afternoon and was granted…

Oregon’s first 35 day session, has to end by March 6th so lawmakers have a few days to iron out some key bills. And as time winds down –…

When Deschutes County officials started considering the idea of turning Knott Landfill’s waste — the methane gas decomposing garbage…

In a project nearly five decades in the making, the full flow of Whychus Creek returned Tuesday to Camp Polk Meadow near Sisters. A man-made plug, a…

Passenger counts at the Redmond Airport are down, flights are being cut, and while it’s expanded in size, some passengers are concerned about…

School officials said Tuesday that the arrest of the Redmond Proficiency Academy director on sex abuse charges against one of his students is now…

A potentially devastating situation for some business owners was averted by the Bend City Council. The council had voted to fix the Third Street…

Screeching tires, hundreds of orange cones — and beer goggles. A total of 72 Summit High students got a hands-on, behind-the-wheel experience…

Ken Barrows had an early-morning wake-up call at his southeast Bend home that he probably won’t forget any time soon, which climaxed with him…

A more than year-long debate, dispute, controversy and just general mess ended quietly Tuesday as the Oregon DMV announced that its new, permanent…