Month: October 2017

CENTRAL POINT, Ore. (AP) – Sheriff’s deputies arrested a southern Oregon man accused of shooting down a drone. Sgt. Julia Denney of…

The Tumalo Irrigation District is seeking contractor bids for the fifth phase of its project to pipe the Tumalo Feed Canal, to halt water loss due to…

State air quality regulators and health experts are seeking public comment on proposed new rules to regulate industrial air toxics and reduce the…

A corrected rate for Oregonians’ tax surplus credit, or “kicker,” for the 2016 tax year has been certified by the Office of…

(Update: Adding new photo, stats) Sixteen Pacific Power crew members from Yreka, Calif., Grants Pass, Medford, Bend and Portland, Ore., are working…

There are 13 wildfires still burning in Oregon, but most are either fully or mostly contained. We’re coming off the most expensive fire season…

Here are the results of Wednesday’s KTVZ.COM Poll asking about use of neighborhood parks: Do you use your neighborhood park? Yes – 31%…

Ten years ago, a new era of salmon and steelhead recovery quite literally started out with a bang when Marmot Dam was removed from the Sandy River.…

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Saving Grace presents “In Their Shoes,” an art exhibit highlighting the experiences of…

WASHINGTON (AP) – As wildfires rage across California and the West, a bipartisan group of senators is seeking to help rural communities better…

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore. voted against the Senate version of the 2018 budget resolution on Thursday and issued the following statement: “I voted…

MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) – The Medford City Council appears ready to give a green light to Uber and Lyft. The Mail Tribune reports the…

(Update: Hwy. 126 reopens after repairs) A contractor working on a city of Redmond sewer replacement project struck and cut a natural gas line in…

Some residents of in Crooked River Ranch are wondering if it would be better to operate the way the cities of Culver and Metolius do for Jefferson…

One little hashtag is taking on a huge issue. “I felt violated, I felt humiliated and I felt guilty,” Claire Benke of Redmond said…

You see the images on TV, first responders helping hurricane victims and fire evacuees across the nation. But did you know that some of those first…

The city of Sisters is looking to make sure its neighborhoods are not overrun by vacation rental properties. City Manager Brant Kucera said Thursday…

Before skiers, boarders and other snow-lovers such as sledders and tubers head to Mt. Bachelor and nearby areas of the Cascades this winter, they can…

Java, cuppa Joe, go juice, hojo, or whatever one wants to call coffee, a ready-made cup of it is not far from reach for the majority of U.S.…

HOOD RIVER, Ore. (AP) – Charges have been lodged against a 15-year-old Vancouver, Wash., boy who allegedly used fireworks to start a wildfire…