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Month: December 2017

Fog delays, cancels flights at Roberts Field

Foggy weather caused headaches for travelers at the Redmond Airport on Friday. Flights were delayed and canceled all morning. Many passengers hoped to touch down at Roberts Field Thursday night or Friday morning, but instead spent the night in various other airports. “Got as far as Redmond almost with no problems,” travelers John Sellers said

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Bethlehem Inn expanding as homeless numbers rise

Homelessness has risen nearly 6 percent in Oregon from last year. And Deschutes County is not immune. On one night in January, officials counted 778 people without homes. Some 548 of those people were living completely unsheltered. Overall, that’s a 31 percent increase since 2015. Colleen Thomas, the homeless outreach coordinator for Deschutes County Health

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Local Alert Weather – Fri. PM

Happy Friday evening, everyone! A FREEZING FOG ADVISORY IS IN PLACE FOR THE BEND, REDMOND, MADRAS, AND WARM SPRINGS AREAS. DENSE FOG IS EXPECTED IN LOW LYING ELEVATIONS AND WE COULD SEE ICY SPOTS ON ROADWAYS. AN AIR STAGNATION ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT THROUGH AT LEAST TUESDAY FOR POOR AIR QUALITY LEVELS DUE TO THE

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Prineville church offering food to those in need

Eastside Church in Prineville is the newest agency to partner with the NeighborImpact Food Bank to provide supplemental food to those in need, officials said Friday. The Brown Bag program offers fresh produce, dairy products and other perishable food and grocery items through the grocery store food recovery program at NeighborImpact. Individuals can select food

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AP: Oregon promoting Cristobal to head coach

EUGENE, Ore. (AP)–A person with direct knowledge of the situation says Oregon will hire Mario Cristobal as its head coach. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because a deal and announcement were still being finalized. Cristobal was offensive coordinator at Oregon this past season and was named interim coach on

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Reward for Sunriver swan shooter increased to $1,500

(Update: Reward increased to $1,500) The Sunriver Nature Center and Observatory announced Friday an increased reward, to $1,500, for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for illegally shooting the well-known trumpeter swan, Chuck, on Thanksgiving Day. The East Cascades Audubon Society has generously offered an additional $500 for the reward,

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Local Alert Weather, Fri., 12.8.17

GOOD FRIDAY MORNING, EVERYONE…A VERY STRONG INVERSION LAYER WILL KEEP OUR TEMPERATURES ABOUT TEN DEGREES BELOW AVERAGE TODAY. MANY AREAS NORTH OF BEND WILL HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH FREEZING FOG FOR MUCH OF THE DAY. HIGHS WILL BE IN THE LOW 30’S AND BREEZES WILL BE LIGHT OUT OF THE SOUTH. THIS PATTERN OF COLD TEMPERATURES,

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Thursday, Dec. 7 Oregon prep basketball results

Here are Thursday’s Oregon high school basketball scores, compiled by The Associated Press: BOYS PREP BASKETBALL C.S. Lewis 51, Portland Waldorf 34 Castle Rock, Wash. 58, Rainier 47 Eddyville 48, Willamette Valley Christian 45 Franklin 50, Lebanon 42 Grants Pass vs. Eagle Point, ccd. Jefferson 54, Taft 46 Jordan Valley 60, Imbler 31 Knappa 56,

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