Bend councilors OK scaled-down Old Bend residential parking permit program
Bend city councilors voted 6-1 Wednesday night to test a parking permit program in part of the Old Town neighborhood south of downtown, with permits…
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These important tips can keep your Labor Day weekend boating trip safe
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Labor Day weekend is always popular outdoors, and to keep things fun and safe, the Oregon State Marine Board suggests taking…
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Two vehicle theft suspects arrested after SE Bend standoff, CERT call-out
Central Oregon’s SWAT team was called to a southeast Bend mobile home park on Tuesday afternoon when a vehicle theft suspect wanted on arrest…
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Bend ceremony marks 75th anniversary of ‘V-J Day,’ the end of World War II
Veterans and their families — including Pearl Harbor survivor Richard Higgins — law enforcement and others gathered Wednesday morning at the Bend…
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Hunting experts worry inexperienced bow hunters may be wounding animals
Oregon State Police are seeking tips and investigating an elk that was shot and wounded with an arrow on Tuesday on private property near Huntington…
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Successful balloon launch for Blaine impresses Bend’s lawn-chair balloonist
Bend’s Kent Couch has done something very similar several…
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Failed effort to recall Gov. Brown is blamed on COVID-19
GOP says it needed more time to gather signatures due to pandemic…
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ADA groups say Bend’s Greenwood Avenue sidewalks are not safe
They want the sidewalks repaired from 3rd to 12th in…
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One man’s trash…is another man’s treasure
Cash is found at the Knott Landfill in…
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City of Bend extends order discouraging tourism, hotel visits well into fall
The city of Bend has extended its emergency order discouraging visitor travel to the city and short-term rental reservations through late October,…
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Trial begins for former Sunriver police officer charged with misconduct
A non-jury trial got underway Wednesday for a former Sunriver police officer charged with official misconduct over his actions the night his…
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USFS urging caution; C.O. human-caused wildfires have doubled this year
After a summer that brought big crowds and a sharp rise in human-caused wildfires, Deschutes and Ochoco National Forest and Crooked River National…
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Hot and dry conditions to continue
Strong high pressure will remain over the Pacific Northwest, peaking over the region on…
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Police identify woman who drowned in pool at NE Bend motel
Bend police on Thursday identified a 60-year-old Bend woman staying at a northeast Bend motel who drowned Wednesday afternoon while swimming alone in…
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COCC’s Small Business Development Center seeks advisory board members
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Small Business Development Center at Central Oregon Community College is inviting members of the local business community to…
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Oregon launches ‘Healthier Together Oregon’ effort
Oregon on Wednesday launched Healthier Together Oregon, the new State Health Improvement Plan aimed at improving the social influences on health,…
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BPRD issues call for youth soccer, flag football league officials
Two Bend Park and Recreation District youth sports leagues are hiring officials for upcoming games beginning in…
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C.O. officials urge caution over holiday weekend, back-to-school time
The start of September normally means two things: the Labor Day weekend and back to school for the kids. This year, those milestones – like nearly…
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Audit: ODOT’s work zone safety efforts could use some improvements
ODOT’s roadway project delivery process emphasizes work zone safety, but auditors identified several ways work zone safety can be further enhanced,…
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Oregon reports 3 new COVID-19 deaths, 140 cases; lowest weekly case count since June
COVID-19 has claimed three more lives in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 468, the Oregon Health Authority reported…
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