Month: November 2018

GOOD THURSDAY MORNING, EVERYONE…THE FEW ISOLATED SHOWERS WE SAW THIS MORNING BROKE UP QUICKLY AND THAT WILL LEAVE US WITH PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES. HIGHS TODAY WILL BE IN THE MID 60’S. THIS, FOR MANY, WILL BE AS MUCH AS TEN DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE. WESTERLY BREEZES WILL BE GENTLE AT 5-10 MPH. PARTIAL CLEARING THROUGH THE

The state of Oregon began work Wednesday on a data-driven approach to address challenges in how the state responds to people in the criminal justice system who have mental illnesses and substance addictions. Oregon’s Behavioral Health Justice Reinvestment Steering Committee met to officially launch the state’s participation in the federally funded Justice Reinvestment Initiative. The

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (AP) – Wildlife officials say wolves killed a calf in southern Oregon, marking the fourth kill by the Rogue Pack in the Fort Klamath area. The Herald and News reports state Department of Fish and Wildlife officials confirmed Tuesday that the dead calf found Friday on ranch lands in Wood River Valley

Open debris burning within the boundaries of the Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2, which surrounds the city of Bend, will be open on Thursday. Anyone who wishes to burn debris within the district must have with them a current copy of the burn regulations, which can be obtained from any of Bend’s five

(Update: More area data, link to report) Central Oregon’s economy is connected with more places and in more ways than one may think. That was one of the themes of Wednesday morning’s Economic Impact Breakfast at the Riverhouse on the Deschutes in Bend, an annual event hosted by the Bend Chamber. As economic growth is