The Bend Leadership Academy at Marshall High School teamed up for a Christmas Eve blood drive with the American Red Cross and also to raise funds for Grandma’s House of Central Oregon, a shelter for homeless or pregnant women and young mothers.
Continue Reading
A storm brewing on the coast is moving east across the Cascades, bringing mostly cloudy conditions with it, but the moisture will miss Central Oregon. Temperatures on Wednesday will be slightly below average. The Roberts Field Almanac in Redmond shows the historical average temperature for Christmas Day is 40 degrees, but Redmond is expected to
Continue Reading
Timberline is the only resort on our watchlist to add any new snow, and it only saw one inch in the last 24 hours. Hoodoo still hopes to open for the season on Friday. Willamette Pass, which was set to reopen on Thursday, has pushed that back to Saturday due to the lack of recent
Continue Reading
TC Energy (formerly TransCanada Corporation) has awarded $2,000 to the Latino Community Association to expand and strengthen its workforce education services.
Continue Reading
This holiday season, the Bend Police Department will be focusing on keeping the community safe by increasing focus on impaired drivers. Throughout the next two weeks, officers will be focused on making sure our roadways are safe.
Continue Reading
NeighborImpact says it has secured a total of over $2.3 million in Community Development Block Grant funds in support of community facilities and public infrastructure for Central Oregon cities and counties.
Continue Reading
GRESHAM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Authorities say a TriMet bus hit and killed a pedestrian in southeast Gresham early Tuesday morning. KOIN reports the deadly crash occurred just before 5 a.m. Police say the out-of-service TriMet bus was traveling south when the man suddenly stepped off the sidewalk and in front of the bus. He was
Continue ReadingThe Oregon Health Authority’s latest weekly flu season statistics indicate a child died from influenza-associated issues, the first seen this season.
Continue Reading
The Salem and Brooks vegetable processing plants owned by bankrupt NORPAC Foods could soon reopen after Lineage Logistics filed to purchase the company’s Oregon properties for $49 million, according to court records.
Continue Reading
November’s snow event did little to dampen Central Oregon’s employment situation, with job levels still up from this time last year in all three Central Oregon counties, the Oregon Employment Department reported Tuesday.
Continue Reading
Les Schwab Tire Centers, one of the most iconic Central Oregon-born companies and the region’s third-largest private employer, announced Thursday it has put itself up for sale, a deal that analysts say could fetch up to $3 billion.
Continue ReadingNew snow all across the Cascades to report this Christmas Eve!
Continue Reading
Tuesday will be a dry with just partly cloudy skies, but a weakening trough of low pressure will continue to move into the northeast and away from the forecast area.
Continue Reading
A Bend Christmas tree dealer tells us what happens with the trees that don’t get sold.
Continue Reading
The Bend Rapids youth hockey 10-under team went undefeated and won the championship at a Boise tournament over the weekend, while the 12-under team also made it to the title game.
Continue Reading
In November, the Redmond Police Department conducted DUII High Visibility Enforcement Patrols. Redmond patrol officers working their normal shifts during November arrested five DUII drivers. So far in December, five DUII drivers have been arrested in Redmond.
Continue Reading
A fired Sunriver police sergeant filed a $2.5 million federal lawsuit Monday against the police department, Police Chief Cory Darling and others, accusing them of violating his civil rights and retaliating for his whistleblowing that led to the resignation of former chief Marc Mills.
Continue Reading
As Christmas nears, the lights appear – such as this wonderful display on NE Lotno Drive in Bend. You can still add your photo at our Holiday Lights Photo Contest, under the Play tab at KTVZ.COM
Continue Reading
The fewer days between Thanksgiving and Christmas aren’t just challenging retailers, but The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign fundraising goal in Deschutes County. But there’s still time to give.
Continue Reading
Deschutes County commissioners are supporting a bid by the city of Bend to name the springs in the city of Bend’s Bridge Creek municipal watershed in honor of Roger Prowell, a former water quality supervisor who passed away in 2014.
Continue Reading