Month: June 2013

Senators Mark Udall and Ron Wyden, who both serve on the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said Friday they will introduce legislation…

Fuels are drying out on the High Desert and local crews are ready to head wherever they are needed. “When they need the help, they’re…

The opportunities for economic development, the ease for business travelers — we’ve told you how excited community leaders are for the…

New data released Thursday from the U.S. Census Bureau show Central Oregon is getting older, and experts say the numbers are both good and bad for…

A small, illegal outdoor burn was kicked up by Thursday’s winds and spread to nearly four acres in Redmond Thursday afternoon before crews who…

National officials from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Thursday presented Housing…

Stefan Myers, formerly with the local chapter of The American Cancer Society, is the new V.P. of Development at the High Desert Museum. Myers brings…

A new law allows drivers in Oregon to show electronic proof of car insurance as a convenience if police stop them. “This will be handy for…

Bend is one step closer to learning the fate of Mirror Pond. On Wednesday, project leaders released photos and diagrams of what the four options…

Oregon’s labor force participation rate, the share of the population 16 and over that is employed or unemployed, was 63.4 percent in 2012, the…

The city of Bend is seeking volunteers to participate as members of the Bend Central District Multi-modal Mixed-use Area (MMA) Project Team. The city…

Bend Kiwanis Club is hosting a Berry Bonanza Fundraiser to fund projects that benefit children and elderly in our community. Frozen berries include…

Four people, two of them children, were treated for non-life-threatening injuries after a two-car collision in Sisters Wednesday afternoon, Deschutes…

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey ® invites Central Oregon families to plug into a circus experience like no other at Ringling Bros. and…

Police and the Central Oregon SWAT team spent more than two hours searching two northeast Prineville homes for an armed and wanted man Wednesday…

When breweries make beer, thousands of pounds of grains and yeast are left over. Here in Central Oregon, two cattle ranchers have partnered to use…

Bret Biedscheid was booked into the Deschutes County Jail Wednesday to begin serving up to three months for fleeing the scene of a 2011 fatal…

A Bend man, laid off from his high-paying computer engineering job, decides to start his own business in a whole other realm: Indian sauces. Arun…

The Family Access Network is the recipient of $15,000 in grant funds to increase development efforts, focusing on a long-term sustainable funding…

Oregon State University–Cascades’ newest graduate degree gives writers the opportunity to deepen their craft without having to relocate or…