Deschutes County Circuit Court Judge Raymond Crutchley has set aside time on his docket on Friday, Feb. 14, to conduct weddings for couples wishing to marry on Valentine’s Day.
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The union newly representing more than 160 St. Charles Bend technologists kicked off their first contract negotiations with hospital management this week.
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A major expansion and renovation of a former Air Force testing facility east of Bend is about to welcome a new class of cadets, with room and facilities for even larger classes in the future.
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This year’s march begins Saturday morning at 10:30 at Centennial Park.
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The GOP leader in the Oregon Senate says there could be another walkout by Republicans over legislation aimed at stemming global warming.
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Thicker clouds will yield more snowfall and for some that will begin as early as Wednesday afternoon.
Continue ReadingSnow started falling again Wednesday early evening on the Cascades.
Continue Reading(CNN) — The House on Wednesday formally presented two articles of impeachment to the Senate after voting to approve the seven managers to prosecute the case against President Donald Trump, a long-awaited move that marks the beginning of the third Senate impeachment trial of a US President in history. The House managers walked the articles across the Capitol just
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Bend Police Chief Jim Porter informed city councilors Wednesday night that he will retire from the department in April after nearly 30 years on the city’s force and a 37-year career in law enforcement.
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ASTORIA, Ore. (KTVZ) — A former staff assistant has filed a federal lawsuit against the Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office and her former supervisor, alleging sex discrimination and retaliation. The Astorian reports Kimberly Losada of Naselle, Washington, resigned from her job in August after nearly 15 years with the Parole and Probation Division. In a lawsuit
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Cascades East Transit is accepting applications from interested community members across our region to serve on its Regional Public Transportation Advisory Committee. RPTAC identifies transportation needs of each Central Oregon community, educates citizens about the value of public transportation, and advocates for new and expanded services. The committee also provides a
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The USDA Forest Service will waive fees at day-use recreation sites in Oregon and Washington on Monday, Jan. 20 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Congress designated the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday as a national day of service in 1994 in recognition of Dr. King’s legacy of service
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Mid Oregon Credit Union welcomes the community to enjoy free admission to the High Desert Museum on Jan. 25 and Feb. 29. The annual “Free Family Saturday” event gives local residents the opportunity to explore art, wildlife and living history right in Central Oregon’s backyard.
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In the past two weeks, nationwide, seven first responders have lost their lives while working at highway emergencies. Bend Fire and Rescue and the Bend Police Department are asking for our community’s help in preventing this tragedy, wherever you drive.
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Incoming ninth-graders in Bend-La Pine Schools and their families are invited to learn about our seven high schools during upcoming information nights set to take place in February.
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Laundry day got very exciting for a Portland man who accidentally washed his wallet, with an Oregon’s Game Megabucks ticket worth $8.4 million inside. Fortunately, it survived, even though two less-valuable tickets didn’t.
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Part of Crooked River Ranch was under a precautionary boil-water notice on Wednesday due to a break in the main water line, officials said.
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A judge raised the bail to $5 million Wednesday for a 41-year-old Bend man who allegedly posed as a teenage boy online to seek explicit photos from dozens of girls around the country over a period of at least four years.
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With snow falling over several days and nighttime lows dropping into the teens, the month-old emergency Bend Winter Shelter reached its highest number of guests Tuesday night, at 41.
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Heavy snow has temporarily cut communications with people at Crater Lake National Park, where officials are advising people not to visit.
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