The University of Oregon and Oregon State University Departments of Athletics announced Friday they have mutually agreed to no longer refer to Oregon-Oregon State rivalry games as the “Civil War.”
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As we sit ahead of some significant change over the weekend, we are facing one hot, sunny day today
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Forest Service officials are reminding all those headed out to public lands this Fourth of July weekend to leave fireworks at home and take other precautions to prevent wildfire. “National forest lands are a great place to celebrate, but please help us protect public lands this Independence Day and every day,” said
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Fish exposed to very low levels of chemicals commonly found in waterways can pass the impacts on to future generations that were never directly exposed to the chemicals, according to Oregon State University researchers.
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Oregon stands out on the West Coast for the way its voting districts are drawn. Unlike neighbors California, Idaho and Washington, redistricting in Oregon is a political process decided by the party in power.
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Legislation to end the practice of suspending driver licenses for failure to pay court fines and fees passed the Oregon House on Thursday.
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NewsChannel 21 and the Bend Metro Park and Rec District have teamed up to have a Virtual Fourth of July Pet Parade this year. Just a few more days (until Sunday) to submit photo or videos of your costumed pets to make the show we’ll air on our channels July 4-5. Visit the Play tab
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After months of closures, crowds are returning to the resort community of Sunriver.
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Congrats, anglers, congrats!
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It never gets old, does it?
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The Oregon Marine Board, law enforcement Coast Guard taking part in Operation Dry Water over the Fourth holiday to reduce the number of fatalities and deaths tied to boating while intoxicated.
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The ‘Let Them Play’ initiative’s petition has close to 20,000 signatures. The petition is a letter to Governor Kate Brown and other state officials advocating to bring back youth sports, especially high school sports. NewsChannel 21’s Jordan Williams spoke with one of the leading voices behind ‘Let Them Play.’
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Happy Friday, Central Oregon! It’s another warm, sunny day on the High Desert, with temperatures topping out in the low 90s and high 80s across the board. That, combined with the drought we are already experiencing in Central Oregon, has led to two separate Fire Weather Watches that will be in effect. One begins today
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A boil-water notice was issued Thursday for users of the Warm Springs Agency Water System after it lost pressure due to a second break in the main line near the crossing of the Shitike River.
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Project Recover is a national nonprofit organization that searches for and locates Americans missing in action from America’s past conflicts, dating back to World War II.
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A 14-mile pavement preservation project on U.S. Highway 20 over Santiam Pass that was started late last summer and was halted due to poor weather conditions will be completed, starting next Tuesday evening, ODOT said Thursday.
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Oregon Senators Jeff Merkley, Ron Wyden, Democratic colleagues introduce legislation requiring the Pentagon to remove all names, other elements that honor or commemorate the Confederacy from all military bases within a year.
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Deschutes County Health Services encourages residents to prepare for wildfire season. With a fire-adapted landscape, it is important to prepare for smoke impacts and take steps to prevent wildfires.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Times have changed, but what hasn’t changed is Deschutes Public Library’s commitment to a fun summer reading program. During the months of July and August, Summer with the Library incorporates the popular Beanstack app, with physical activities and reading challenges to do outside and around the house. Library customers can participate
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