Month: April 2012

With a plan for the future, the city of Prineville is ready for more data centers to come to town, and they just might get their wish. Facebook…

Redmond officials said a small fire Thursday evening at a metals casting business could have been a lot worse, but employees took the right steps and…

The state of Washington is on high alert as whooping cough cases reach epidemic levels. While there have been no cases reported in Oregon yet, local…

Housing Works has received 10 more federally funded vouchers to help Central Oregon veterans and their families afford a home. On Thursday, one Gulf…

It’s considered one of the most pristine wilderness areas in the West. Stretching across southeastern Oregon, over 425,550 undeveloped acres…

After testimony from several food cart owners and plenty of their own discussion, the Bend City council voted Wednesday night to proceed with changes…

According to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey, one-third of Americans still have not filed their income taxes with only two weeks to…

An off-duty Jefferson County sheriff?s deputy, driving a private car on his day off, was arrested north of Terrebonne early Wednesday on a drunk…

As Public Health Week takes place across the nation, Crook County is jumping on board with the effort to create a healthier community. Crook County…

Check your inbox, and beware, as a scam targeting people looking to become a “secret shopper” has been hitting Central Oregon. At least…

Florida teen Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman last month, igniting a furor that still reverberates…

Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., was busy in Bend Tuesday. First he appeared at the Bend Rotary Club meeting at The Riverhouse. Walden spoke to Rotarians…

Patty Meehan is slowly recovering from a crash that claimed the life of her husband west of Bend two weeks ago, but the health care expenses will be…

It’s become a daily routine for Edward Berry — getting on the bus. “I just like riding Bend Transit because it gets me…

Rain turned to snow and made for slick, even treacherous driving south of Bend Saturday morning, causing several crashes on Highway 97 and other…

It’s called “Chair-ity for Children.” Local community and student artists creatively paint wooden chairs for silent auction during…

Bend Community Center’s Feed the Hungry program serves more than 2,000 meals each week to homeless and low-income people. To help with the…

A Bend woman with a suspended driver?s license refused to pull over for police early Saturday evening and led them on a chase through northeast Bend,…