Month: March 2019

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) – A former manager of a Eugene 7-Eleven has filed a lawsuit against the franchise owner and the corporation, claiming unfair…

SALEM, Ore. (AP) – A lawyer for a child in Oregon’s foster care system plans to sue the state after the lawyer says the child saw two…

Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., announced Wednesday a new proposal to help Americans learn what they will have to pay for…

Central Oregon residents may see light smoke periodically in the coming weeks south of Madras as fire managers on the Crooked River National…

Would you pump your own gas, if you had the option? Legislation introduced in the Oregon House this session would give all gas stations the option to…

Good Wednesday Morning, Everyone… A very wet system that is already bringing heavy rain and some snow to northern California has begun to move…

At the manufacturer’s request, state regulators said Tuesday they have postponed new limits on an herbicide tied to Central Oregon tree deaths…

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) – A Portland man who abandoned a 5-month-old baby under a pile of debris in the woods of western Montana has been…

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – Oregon teens who spent time in foster care were less than half as likely as their classmates in the class of 2017 to…

(Update: Comments from police chief, Hughes’ attorney says they will fight ‘ludicrous’ charges) Deschutes County District Attorney…

Happy Tuesday evening, everyone! Tonight we’ll see increasing clouds ahead of the next system moving into Central Oregon. We’ll see…

The Pilot Butte Master Plan Advisory Committee will be working to guide and develop recommendations to the update of the master plan for Pilot Butte…

The Sisters Rodeo has chosen the Sisters legendary songbird, Peggy Clerf Tehan , as the 2019 Grand Marshal of the Sisters Rodeo Parade. Tehan , a…

Former nurse practitioner Julie Ann DeMille, 60, of Portland, was sentenced Tuesday to four years in federal prison and three years’ supervised…

This week, the Oregon FBI’s Tech Tuesday segment continues to look at building a digital defense against tax fraud. Last week we talked about…

The City of Sisters is accepting applications for a volunteer to serve on the Urban Forestry Board, which is tasked with providing guidance for…

The end of the partial federal government shutdown boosted monthly hiring figures across Central Oregon, the state Employment Department reported…

Union members accounted for 13.9 percent of wage and salary workers in Oregon last year, a drop from the 2017 rate of 14.9 percent but still the…

Good Tuesday Morning, Everyone… The early morning passage of a cold front will be followed by a very fair day. We will see mostly sunny skies…

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – Oregon state employees found themselves unable to send work emails to some outside accounts beginning last week.…