Month: April 2019

Good evening and happy Monday! A wet and rainy day across the High Desert, a big change from what we saw just 24 hours ago. We have seen a big cool down in the past 24 hours, as we are about 10 degrees cooler in some spots on the high desert for Monday compared to

California condors may soon be returning to the Pacific Northwest, and the Oregon Zoo is asking residents to take part in the national recovery effort by helping these endangered birds feel at home. All it takes is a little land, a willing heart — and a strong stomach. “With a few simple modifications and a

Kids Intervention and Diagnostic Service Center (KIDS Center) and MountainStar Family Relief Nursery (MountainStar) kicked off the Blue Ribbon Campaign on Monday, coinciding with April’s “National Child Abuse Prevention Month.” The Blue Ribbon Campaign began in 1989 as an awareness movement when one woman tied a blue ribbon on her car antenna to symbolize her

(Update: More info from police on what led to finding Biggs) Police officers searching an area of northeast Bend for a missing and possibly endangered 71-year-old Bend man found him about 10:20 p.m. with non-life-threatening injuries. Police earlier had asked the public for help in finding Raymond Biggs, who had been reported missing by a

Good Monday Morning, Everyone… A low pressure center gaining strength off the Oregon coast will be responsible for the rain that pushes into the state today. Central Oregon will see those rain showers accompanied by highs in the mid 50’s and light NE breezes, if you see any breeze at all. As temps drop to

Former state lawmaker and Oregon House speaker Bev Clarno took the official oath of office to become secretary of state at her Redmond home Sunday night before heading to Salem to take up her new official duties, a spokesman said. Former Deschutes County Chief Circuit Judge Michael Sullivan, a longtime friend, administered the oath to