Month: June 2012

While major storms knocked out power to millions in the Midwest and East Coast, thunderstorms rumbling through the High Desert knocked out a…

Three boys, two 14 and one 12, have been arrested this week in connection with close to $9,000 worth of graffiti, theft and other property damage…

A 10-year-old boy who collapsed and fell unconscious after swimming in Paulina Creek at McKay Crossing Falls south of Bend Friday evening was taken…

A Walnut Creek, Calif. man was found safe and sound early Friday morning, more than 10 hours after he was reported lost while on a hikeThursday…

This year’s 4th of July celebration will conclude with the biggest public fireworks display in Oregon at approximately 10 pm on Wednesday, July…

Pacific Power is warning its Spanish-speaking customers that crooks posing as customer service agents are trying to steal personal information. The…

A mixture of snow and dirt lined the base of Mt Bachelor on Friday as resort attendants worked busily to spread what little snow remains onto a path…

Over the last few weeks, we in Central Oregon have watched in sadness as the media portrays the shocking devastation left in the wake of…

Two Bend women have appealed a fine of more than $105,000 levied by the state Department of Environmental Quality over a failing septic system at the…

About 100 friends and family of Bend resident Shane Munoz, who was shot and killed during an alleged burglary last Sunday, gathered at Drake Park for…

Neighbors hearing the smoke alarms blaring at a southwest Redmond home on Thursday called 911 and allowed firefighters to save the structure from…

Wildfire season: It can start with a crackle, or a sudden gust of wind. Anyone could be responsible, a reckless smoker or even lightening from mother…

Studying business at COCC, 24-year old Tiffany Bradley has two kids, 2-year-old Jocelyn and 6-month-old Jace. Without the Oregon Health Plan, not all…

A Deschutes County jury on Wednesday found Richard Clarke guilty of murder in the baseball-bat beating death of his roommate, Matthew Fitzhenry.…

The noise and bright lights of fireworks delight humans, but can terrify our companion animals. The week surrounding the 4th of July is the Humane…

The weather is warming up and the city parks and the Deschutes River are starting to be used more regularly. It is a great benefit to live in Bend…

Returning veterans from Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation New Dawn and their families are invited to attend, free of…

While out on a picnic, boating on one of our beautiful rivers or lakes, camping and spending time with family and friends, and, of course, safely…

Saving Grace is thrilled to announce a $6,000 grant from the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation. These funds will be used for helping victims of…

Panic hit Colorado Wednesday as thousands of people tried to get to their homes and grab what they could before fast-moving wildfires destroy…