Says Crisis Intervention Training is a key way to avoid force BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Bend Police Department has completed and released its 2019 force response report. Force response by law enforcement personnel is a matter of high importance, both to the public and to the law enforcement community. On a daily basis, Officers
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Many groups in Central Oregon and across the country have gone digital amid this coronavirus pandemic. The latest one to make the switch are the Scouts.
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Paving work on Alfalfa Market Road will begin on Monday at 7 a.m. The project includes paving of Alfalfa Market Road, beginning near the Powell Butte Highway roundabout and extending four miles to the east.
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The message from those on the front lines responding to the COVID-19 outbreak in Oregon is: Please continue to stay home to save lives … even when it’s sunny.
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A neighborhood meeting (by conference call) was held Thursday night on a major new development planned on Bend’s north end that could bring both a new Costco and a long-planned Fred Meyer to the area, officials said.
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The Oregon Department of Human Services announced Thursday that the Oregon Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will provide an additional $30 million each for the months of April and May to eligible SNAP households.
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A temporary furlough of Les Schwab Tire Centers employees begins Monday, but all stores will remain open, NewsChannel 21 confirmed Thursday.
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In this extra-special COVID-19 edition of Pay It Forward, our sponsors decided to up the ante!
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Lots of great photos of the “pink” supermoon this week! Plus plenty more fine views and scenes. Share yours at the Share tab!
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Pictures and drawings of Big Ol’ Fish, from now and the past….we’ll take ’em all!
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Construction sites in Oregon have been allowed to remain open, unlike other states like Washington, but many builders at a variety of job sites have become the victim of a scam.
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As a hospitality worker, Serena Yanez thought her job was secure. But once the coronavirus started limiting travel, she was furloughed, and eventually laid off.
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Dave Johns, the owner of Bend Soup Company, says it’s more important to give folks comfort food than to protect his soup secrets NewsChannel 21’s Jordan Williams spoke with the Bend Soup Company owner about his decision to release some of his recipes online. Dave Johns says he has more than 30 recipes and he
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Central Oregon health care leaders say they have seen signs of improvement due to people’s efforts in following social distancing guidelines.
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A La Pine woman who sped through a stop sign at Highway 97 Thursday led a Deschutes County sheriff’s deputy on a six-mile pursuit on a Forest Service Road before getting stuck in the snow and being arrested, deputies said.
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Our skies will stay clear Thursday night and lows are expected to be in the mid 30s.
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Northwest Bend residents off of Sundowner Lane and Newhall Place invite food truck, Curbside Bacon, to help business during these hard times.
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An unattended candle burning in a bedroom apparently sparked a fire Thursday morning that caused up to $100,000 in damage to a southwest Redmond home, officials said.
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COVID-19 has claimed six more lives in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 44, the Oregon Health Authority reported Thursday.
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During the week starting March 29, the Oregon Employment Department received 100,700 initial claims for jobless benefits, continuing the record levels seen the previous two weeks.
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