REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The city of Redmond is currently conducting an update to its Economic Opportunities Analysis, which analyzes community economic patterns, potentialities, strengths and deficiencies as they related to state and national economic trends. The EOA is a state requirement, which will be incorporated into the city’s Comprehensive Plan 2040, helps identify avenues
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WASHINGTON (KTVZ) — Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., announced Friday that airports in La Grande, Cave Junction, Prineville and Gleneden Beach have earned a total of more than $9.1 million in federal grants for improvements to runways, taxiways, guidance systems and more. “Oregonians living and working in rural communities throughout our state know
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Developing low pressure in the Gulf of Alaska will move to inland British Columbia and then make its way southward into the Pacific northwest.
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The Oregon Legislature wrapped up what the Senate president called “an impossible and historic session” Friday after passing a slew of bills, most dealing with police accountability and the coronavirus pandemic.
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If you were to take a look at Nate Denney’s SAT score, a 1380, and his GPA, a 4.1, you might get those numbers confused with his stats on the football field. Denney rushed for 2,275 yards and added 26 touchdowns for Bend High in his junior season.
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Pepsi is older, but sweet, and would love to get a new home. She’s waiting at the Humane Society of Central Oregon.
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Central Oregon bikers hit the road for those who served and never came home, and for those who did.
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The mayor and newly appointed police chief of Portland on Friday sharply criticized protesters who set fire to a police precinct and vandalized businesses the night before, saying continued violence at protests is preventing the city from moving forward with meaningful reform.
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Visitors returning to the High Desert Museum just south of Bend after its three-month closure will meet a new mammal in the museum’s care — an approximately year-old, female gray fox.
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The annual Redmond Fourth of July fireworks shows hosted by the Redmond Chamber and held at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds will not occur this year, the organizations announced Friday afternoon.
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Oregon Attorney Ellen Rosenblum announced agreements Friday with six companies and medical practitioners who have been selling products and services advertising a so-called COVID-19 “cure,” or advertising an ability to boost immunity and keep people healthy from the disease.
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Oregon’s DMV is replacing its online appointment request form with a new system that lets customers set appointments themselves.
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The Oregon Senate on Friday unanimously passed a bill that makes it easier to uphold discipline against police by lessening the power of arbitrators.
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An Oregon man who was scheduled to appear in court for a harassment charge and a traffic violation was briefly jailed for contempt after he refused to wear a mask and walked out of the courtroom.
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is in the third year of a review of its big game regulations meant to improve regulations and align them with current biological objectives for wildlife and preferences among hunters.
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Starting next Monday, the Deschutes National Forest will again be charging fees at day-use sites, including trailheads, boat ramps, staging areas and picnic areas.
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An autopsy was performed over the weekend on a 2-month-old infant who died late last week at a campsite near Walton Lake, and the Crook County Sheriff’s Office is awaiting those results, Sheriff John Gautney said Monday.
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A brush fire broke out east of Highway 97 just north of Bend on Friday afternoon, closing the highway for a time until crews could get a handle on the blaze, initial reports indicated.
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COVID-19 has claimed five more lives in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 202, along with 250 new cases, the Oregon Health Authority reported Friday as it released worrisome new modeling of a potential sharp rise in cases and hospitalizations in coming weeks.
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The city of Bend has made some changes to its annual Welcoming Week, coming up this fall, amid renewed focus nationwide on the issues of diversity, equity and inclusion.
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