Month: September 2014

One of Utah’s largest ski areas was sold by Mt. Bachelor’s parent company, Powdr Corp., to Vail Resorts Inc.Thursday, resolving a legal…

The city of Bend has created a venue to have an online discussion about the Urban Growth Boundary at bendvoice.org. The UGB is a boundary around the…

It took months of planning and more than 300 people to prepare Friday’s “active shooter” drill on COCC’s Bend campus, the…

Back to school begins with an application to one of the two Soroptimist International of Bend (SI Bend) educational awards — “Live Your…

The City of Redmond is holding a work session with its Planning Commission to review livability goals and policies; design standards for single…

After a nine-year partnership, Bend Memorial Clinic is not renewing its title sponsorship of the Cascade Cycling Classic, and the Mt. Bachelor Sports…

Several Central Oregon public safety agencies and school personnel took part Friday morning in a training scenario involving an “active…

For the average traveler, catching a flight out of Roberts Field Airport in Redmond is still a seemingly routine process: Get rid of any beverages…

Central Oregon Law Enforcement agencies participated in a 13-day traffic enforcement blitz through regular and overtime enforcement Aug. 26-Sept. 7…

On the 13th anniversary of America’s worst terror attack — which also showed numerous first responder agencies’ radios could not…

Authorities in Maine said Thursday they are seeking help from Central Oregonians in finding a fugitive who fled before sentencing in a felony theft…

Reports of gunshots early Wednesday brought police to a Beaverton apartment complex, where they found a man’s body — and later in the…

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office and the Oregon State Medical Examiner’s Office requested the public’s help Thursday in hopes of…

A bill authored by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to ensure any unmarried parent of a child killed in action or left totally and permanently disabled…

Saving Grace will hold its semi-annual volunteer training over the course of three weeks starting Saturday, October 4, through Thursday, October 23.…

Oregon workers’ compensation costs will decrease an average 5.3 percent in 2015, the second straight year it will decline, the Department of…

This month, the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office will be mailing postcards to eligible Oregonians, reminding them of the opportunity to…

A fire investigator says smoker’s carelessness – cigarette butts stored in a plastic trash can – is the most probable cause of a fierce…

Riders on the Cycle Oregon tour parked their bikes in Madras Wednesday. And as they have with every other stop, they built a city of tents and trucks…

A La Pine man was cited for following too closely and triggering a three-vehicle rear-end crash at a La Pine intersection that injured three people…