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Month: February 2018

New Oregon law aims to protect vulnerable workers

Months before the #MeToo movement gained steam, Oregon lawmakers passed legislation to protect women working in the shadows, literally. Now that law is in effect. At the beginning of this year, janitorial contractors started joining a registry that ensures they’re in compliance with workplace harassment laws. State Rep. Andrea Salinas says sexual harassment and even

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Local Alert Weather 0204 PM

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! A gorgeous day for Central Oregon. Started off a little bit on the cloudy side. The winds began to pick up by the afternoon. They’ll stay fairly strong at 15 miles per hour for the next 24 hours. Temperatures were near record breaking again in the low to mid 60’s. Tonight,

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2 die in Wash. surf while digging for clams

LONG BEACH, Wash. (AP) – Two women have died in separate incidents after they were caught in rough surf while digging for clams on ocean beaches in southwest Washington. Pacific County Sheriff Scott Johnson said on Facebook that the women were reported missing Friday around 9 p.m., roughly four minutes apart. The first 911 call

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Local Alert Weather 0204 AM

Hello Central Oregon! Sunday we’ll be mostly cloudy, dry conditions and temperatures near the low 60’s. Winds will be back to breezy at about 15 miles per hour. Remember, you can watch the Super Bowl with us on KTVZ. The breezy conditions will continue Monday with partly cloudy skies.Temperatures will remain above average in the

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Hot-shooting Stanford routs Oregon 96-61

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) – Dorian Pickens scored 25 points, making all five of his 3-point attempts and Stanford handed Oregon its worst loss of the season, beating the Ducks 96-61 Saturday. KZ Okpala added 20 points for the Cardinal (13-11, 7-4 Pac-12), who won their second straight and seventh in 10 games. Reid Travis added

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Local Alert Weather 0203 PM

Hello Central Oregon! The winds will become fairly calm overnight. Temperatures will stay throughout the evening in the mid to upper 40’s. Our skies will be mostly clear throughout the evening. Some light clouds will pass through overnight. Sunday we’ll be mostly cloudy, dry conditions and temperatures near the low 60’s. Winds will be back

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Tax Aide helps C. Oregonians file taxes for free

United Way of Deschutes County, CASH Oregon, & AARP are providing free, in-person tax preparation assistance in most Central Oregon communities again this tax season. Tax-Aide is open to taxpayers of all ages and backgrounds and is provided by local volunteers who are well-trained and IRS-certified. Free tax preparation services will run from February 1

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