Month: May 2018

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. (AP) – Springfield authorities are warning people to watch for a cougar after a postal worker saw one walking down a gravel…

SALEM, Ore. (AP) – An audit of backlogged rape kits held by the Oregon State Police shows the agency is processing them faster than any time in…

(Update: Hawk caused power outage) A power outage that affected nearly 11,000 Pacific Power customers in Bend for about 20 minutes Tuesday afternoon…

Oregon Impact is proud to announce a $10 off voucher program from Uber to be utilized on Cinco de Mayo. The principal objective of this campaign is…

Students and schools in Deschutes, Jefferson, Crook and northern Klamath counties will now have the opportunity to participate in “walking…

The c ity of Prineville is seeking community input on the design of the Tom McCall roundabout feature. The new roundabout at the intersection of…

In April, the Redmond Police Department conducted a DUII High Visibility Enforcement effort. During this time, Redmond police placed two additional…

A partnership between the Oregon Association for the Deaf, the Public Safety Subcommittee of the Oregon Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Advisory…

A Wilderness Pub Panel hosted by Discover Your Forest focused on the future of wilderness management in Central Oregon on Tuesday evening. Loss of…

Good Wednesday Morning, Everyone…As a modest cell of high pressure builds in over the region we will see plenty of sunshine today. Today will…

May 29 (5/29) is National 529 College Savings Day, and the Oregon College Savings Plan is recognizing the event with a promotion that will award five…

Governor Kate Brown signed two bills that provide support to Oregon’s DACA recipients and immigrants as part of Tuesday’s May Day…

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – Authorities say a male pilot was taken to a hospital with serious injuries after his helicopter crashed into a field on…

A popular Bend-based cider-maker is about to change its name, but not because it really wanted to. Instead, Atlas Cider co-founder Dan McCoy…

The Ochoco National Forest said Tuesday it has extended a one-year public safety closure around 40 acres of forest near Walton Lake infected with a…

The 14th Street construction project on Bend’s Westside is moving right along, as drivers find alternative routes to get to their destinations.…

Housing availability is one of the top priorities for many in fast-growing Bend, but as individual projects spark controversy among neighbors, one…

If it feels like there’s always a new food cart popping up, it’s not your imagination. Eric Mone is the health supervisor for Deschutes…

The Children’s Museum of Central Oregon has signed a 12-month lease for a classroom space in Bend. This space will be used for CMCO’s…

(Update: comments from club leaders) The High Desert Fencing Club soon will be without a home and is desperately searching for an affordable space to…