Prineville police turned to the public for tips Tuesday in the recent theft of a horse trailer parked in a grocery store parking lot that was being used to raise funds for Crook County High School students.
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Crook County sheriff’s deputies and U.S. Forest Service law enforcement raided a property in the off-the-grid Juniper Acres subdivision south of Prineville on Monday, recovering two stolen pickup trucks, stolen mail and a felon’s gun, officials said. A stolen motorcycle was removed days earlier, they added. Sheriff’s patrol and parole/probation deputies had been investigating several
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The Bend Parks and Rec District is surveying the public on its priorities, such as how much park land they’d prefer to see leave undeveloped.
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Drivers in La Pine talked about how they were handling the snow and ice, while a Bend city official responded to some complaints that a heavy amount of anti-icing liquid on the roadways had made roads slick.
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To mark the 75th anniversary of the close of World War II, Bend, Redmond and two dozen other Oregon communities have confirmed that next year they will be planting special peace trees grown from seed collected from trees that survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
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Donations from the La Pine community help the American Legion Post 45 provide a Thanksgiving meal to hundreds on Thursday.
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The La Pine Community Kitchen will put on quite a Thanksgiving meal Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and their pantry could use donations as winter weather kicks in.
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There’s only one animal shelter in Central Oregon focused on rehoming ferrets, and it’s located in Prineville.
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With snow falling and the temperatures in Central Oregon dropping below freezing, many homeless shelters in the region are expecting an influx of guests. As Thanksgiving approaches, the need is greater.
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As suspected, the Winter Storm Watch was turned to a Winter Storm Warning at noon Tuesday and will stay in place until 4 a.m. Thursday.
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Travel remains treacherous and not advised tonight along the I-5 corridor and other southwest interior Oregon highways. Several highways are closed due to either blizzard conditions and/or downed trees.
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A Chinese national pleaded guilty Tuesday in Eugene federal court to directing a scheme in which hundreds of endangered and vulnerable turtles were purchased in the U.S. and smuggled by mail and commercial airline flights to China.
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OSU professor is lead author on paper that studies new modeling approach to help policymakers, the public understand how policy decisions affect migration amid sea levels rise.
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Thanksgiving eve dawned with more wind-blown snow falling across a wide swath of the High Desert and state Wednesday, keeping roads slick and travel difficult, closing some highways and prompting cancellation of COCC and OSU-Cascades classes.
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PacificSource said Tuesday it has contracted with COIC, then LogistiCare to provide non-emergency rides to doctors for Medicaid patients in Central Oregon.
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The Deschutes and Willamette national forests on Tuesday extended the public comment period for input on a proposed special recreation permit fee as a part of the new limited entry system for day and overnight use in three Central Cascades wildernesses.
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Deschutes County Health Services – Suicide Prevention Program would like to remind everyone of some helpful resources as we enter the holiday season.
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Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, D-Ore., announced Tuesday they have joined 18 Senate colleagues on a bipartisan resolution to remove the deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment. A total of 37 states, of the 38 needed, have already ratified the amendment, first proposed in 1972.
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Bend police on Tuesday released the name of a 49-year-old man whose body was found Saturday morning on the stage of the Les Schwab Amphitheater and said it was found to have been an accidental death.
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Scientists at Oregon State University may have proven how much people love coffee, tea, chocolate, soda and energy drinks as they validated their new method for studying how different drugs interact in the body.
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