Oregon releases statewide report card
The 2018-19 edition of the Oregon Statewide Report Card is now available on the Oregon Department of Education website, the agency said Tuesday.
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The 2018-19 edition of the Oregon Statewide Report Card is now available on the Oregon Department of Education website, the agency said Tuesday.
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Welcome to the Oregon FBI’s Tech Tuesday segment. Today: Building a digital defense with your TV.
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On Wednesday, starting at noon, Shepherd’s House Ministries will be serving a fabulous Thanksgiving Dinner with all of the fixings. The dinner is open to the public, offering warm, tasty food, safety from the streets, and a refuge from the cold.
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As suspected, the Winter Storm Watch will turn to a Winter Storm Warning at noon today and will stay in place until 4:00 am Thursday.
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Every few years, the Bend Park and Recreation District conducts a survey to gauge awareness, perceptions and priorities of Bend residents in regards to parks and recreation services. The results inform district communications and services and identify community priorities.
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Wyatt Hernandez’s story is one of perseverance By Audrey Roberts, KTVZ.COM It sounds like a blockbuster movie: Boy loves football, boy gets hurt — and overcomes numerous challenges to remain in the game. That’s the story of Sisters High School kicker Wyatt Hernandez. “It was super hard as a mother to watch him, because I knew
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Redmond city councilors on Tuesday night consider boosting the fine for illegal fireworks from $100 to $500.
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Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., called on the Trump administration Monday to reject proposed changes to the Fair Housing Act they said would effectively eliminate the disparate impact standard, a key tool to root out and eradicate hidden housing discrimination.
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The Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries said Monday it received a Consolidated Permit Application on Nov. 15 for a proposed gold mine in Malheur County.
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State Senator Tim Knopp of Bend held three town halls across Senate District 27 on Monday, with topics ranging from schools to gun violence, as well as a heated discussion in Redmond on the failed climate change legislation.
Continue ReadingThe rapid spread of a stomach virus through the Greater Albany School District has forced the closure of all schools in the district for the rest of the week.
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As Thanksgiving arrives, so does the big holiday shopping season – and a growing number of Central Oregonians do more of their shopping online. We talked with a few Monday who prefer the retail experience – and we’re asking in our KTVZ.COM Poll which you prefer.
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Bend homeowners have 24 hours to clear snow off their sidewalks after the snowfall stops, or they could receive a citation, the city warns. Businesses have less time — within six hours of daylight after the snowfall.
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As frigid, below-freezing temperatures and snow hit Central Oregon, the Humane Society of Central Oregon would like to remind people to provide extra care for their pets.
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Central Oregon tires stores were busy Monday with motorists getting their winter tires on ahead of a forecast winter storm.
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Are you ready for some snow?
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With significant snow forecast this week in Central Oregon, the Deschutes National Forest will close the gate on Forest Road 16 outside of Sisters near Three Creek Sno-Park and the gate to Tumalo Falls outside of Bend for the season on Tuesday.
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This year’s Christmas tree shopping season is beginning to look a lot like 2018, with a tight supply and similar prices, according to Oregon State University Extension’s Christmas tree specialist.
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In new video ads highlighting the annual open enrollment period for health insurance, Oregonians talk about the subsidies that allow them to fit health insurance into their budgets.
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The Oregon Community Foundation recently granted Rimrock Trails Treatment Services $30,000 to hire a full-time Community Outreach Coordinator.
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