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Month: July 2017

Wyden intros bill to curb election security threats

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., joined his Senate colleagues Friday in introducing legislation they said would help combat foreign interference in elections by providing state and local governments with information and resources they need to better secure election infrastructure. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has designated election infrastructure as a critical infrastructure, but that designation

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Oregon secretary of state: Some voter info available

SALEM, Ore. (AP) – Oregon’s chief election official told President Donald Trump’s commission investigating allegations of voter fraud that it could receive a statewide list of voters for $500, just like anyone else. Oregon Secretary of State Dennis Richardson, however, said Friday in response to the commission’s request for publicly available details on all voters

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Downtown Bend paving begins next Wednesday

Downtown Bend will look a little different soon — the city is repaving Wall and Bond streets, starting next Wednesday. They’re starting where Bond meets Wall Street, and they’ll finish down south at the twin roundabouts where Wall and Bond meet Industrial Way. In between, it’s expected to take about two days to get to

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BBB warning: Advertising scam targets businesses

A company claiming to be based out of Vancouver, Washington is costing businesses to lose thousands of dollars with a too-good-to be-true advertising scam. According to Better Business Bureau Serving the Northwest reports, a company using the name Core Brand Solutions is targeting businesses across the U.S including Oregon, Washington, Wisconsin and even all the

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