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Month: March 2018

Local Alert Weather, Monday AM, 3.12.18

Good Monday Morning, Everyone…A storm system working its way southward along the coast will spin some clouds in our direction today. The end result will be a gradual increase in our cloud cover and with a southerly wind at 5-15 mph, highs will reach the low to mid 60’s. The front associated with that system

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Reforming ethanol mandate could aid environment

A bill to reform the biofuels mandate could reverse a decade of destruction to America’s grasslands, according to environmental groups. The GREENER Fuels Act would gradually reduce the amount of biofuels such as corn ethanol in the nation’s fuel supply. It also would stop more land from being converted into biofuel sources, and invest more

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Public records expert: Oregon gets F in transparency

It’s Sunshine Week, which highlights the public’s ability to access information about the government, and also some of the challenges the public still faces to more transparency. Attorney Duane Bosworth is a public records expert in Portland who has defended journalists and fought for access to officials’ records and public meetings. He says openness is

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Local Alert Weather 0311 PM

Hello everyone! Today was another beautiful day with daytime highs in the lower 60’s with plenty of sunshine. Tonight skies will remain clear therefore temperatures will drop quickly overnight. Our lows will reach the low to mid 30’s. Monday the high pressure system will remain over the region, which means more clear skies and warmer

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Local Alert Weather 0311

Hello Central Oregon! Sunday our skies will start off partly cloudy, but will clear up throughout the afternoon. If you liked yesterday’s weather you’ll love the next couple of days. Temperatures will be above average in the low to mid 60’s. Skies will remain sunny and our weather will be dry. Monday our skies will

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Imported guard dogs deployed in US wolf-sheep study

BOISE, Idaho (AP) – Federal scientists say a four-year study involving nearly 120 guard dogs imported from Europe and Asia found the animals do well protecting sheep from wolves and better than traditional guard dogs deterring coyotes. The U.S. Department of Agriculture supplied Cao de Gado Transmontanos, Karakachans and Kangals to guard sheep in Idaho,

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Local Alert Weather 0310 PM

Hello Central Oregon! What a nice Saturday we had! Felt a little bit like spring today with the sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 50’s. Throughout the evening our skies will remain cloudy with mild temperatures. Tonight temperatures will drop to freezing with a slight chance of rain showers. Most of the showers will

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