Ian Brown, 15, and Parke Chapin, 16, have already been competitive cyclists for several years. The Bend teens have accomplished many feats over the course of their careers, but they say finishing the Everest Challenge was a completely different animal.
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A Culver woman pleaded not guilty Thursday to second-degree murder and other charges in the shooting death of her boyfriend, whose body was found in an unplugged refrigerator just over a month ago.
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The coronavirus has put a hit on tourism this year, but we should rebound in 2021.
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Of course, the material makes it easy to take great shots!
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Everything from halibut to trout!
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The Oregon High Desert Classics event in Bend has been canceled for 2020. It’s the largest fund-raiser each year for J Bar J Youth Services.
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The last few months have been hard for many, but especially for Jessie Hatley, a disabled Bend man.
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There is a new mural being painted on Greenwood Avenue in Bend. It’s sponsored by Mactek.
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Showers are expected Thursday night with lows in the 40s and gusty northerly breezes at 10-15 mph.
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Subaru of Bend donated over $58,000 to Oregon Adaptive Sports and Every Child Central Oregon Thursday as part of Subaru’s 12th annual “Share The Love” event.
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Oregon State Police on Thursday identified two people who were killed and a third seriously injured in a fiery head-on crash on Hwy. 20E east of Brothers early Wednesday morning.
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SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – In Oregon, following too closely rates No. 6 in the top 10 driver errors, as of the last complete year of data (2017). Maintaining a safe following distance can prevent everything from fender-benders to tragic fatal and serious-injury crashes. How do you know what’s safe? The speed at which you drive
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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Crook County teamed up with local agencies Thursday to host a two-day food distribution project for the community.
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Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and state health officials outlined Friday the data and reasoning behind a one-week pause in processing counties’ reopening plans, a “statewide yellow light” to assess what’s behind a recent rise in the number of cases and hospitalizations.
Continue Reading The Oregon High Desert Classics, Central Oregon’s premier hunter-jumper show and J Bar J Youth Services’ largest fundraiser of the year, is being canceled this year, despite efforts to still hold the event without spectators, organizers said Thursday.
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Ten years after breaking ground in Prineville, Facebook is yet again expanding its mammoth Prineville Data Center, having begun construction this week on its ninth building that will add another 450,000 square feet, the company announced Thursday.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Starseed Foundation has offered a repeat challenge to High Desert Chamber Music for the fourth year in a row. The foundation will match the first $5,000 of funds raised during the challenge. The Starseed Foundation seeks to provide opportunities and exposure to the arts and environment, to improve the quality of
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In a rare joint statement to the public, five unions representing police officers and sheriff’s deputies across Deschutes County said Wednesday they are “absolutely committed to engaging in the tough conversations about race and police practices.”
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Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., led a group of 31 senators Thursday in urging Senate leadership to include $47 billion in financial support for students and institutions of higher learning in the upcoming coronavirus relief package.
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The advance of a system southward along the British Columbia coastline will pull more moisture into the Pacific NW today.
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