A warmup is ahead
Rain showers will taper off Saturday morning, and then skies will turn partly cloudy.
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Pair accused of construction-related fraud against Warm Springs tribes
Two men have been charged with construction-related fraud against the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams said Friday.
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Youth hold climate change protest in downtown Bend
Youth organizers met in downtown Bend Friday morning to bring awareness to the continued efforts to fight climate change.
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Unwanted campaign signs pose a problem for SE Bend neighborhood
Some Southeast Bend residents yesterday found an unwanted object in their yards this week: campaign signs they didn’t put up.
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‘Crossroads’: Oregon reports record 457 new cases of COVID-19, 3 more deaths
COVID-19 has claimed three more lives in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 542,and 457 cases — the highest daily count since the pandemic began, the Oregon Health Authority reported Friday.
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Portland protesters set fire at police building, 14 arrested
Protesters in Portland late Thursday set fire to plywood attached to the front door of a police union building in Oregon’s largest city and clashed with officers, who made 14 arrests, police said in a statement.
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One arrest, 100s of plants seized in raid on Alfalfa illegal marijuana grow
Anonymous complaints and questions about the odor and legality of a marijuana grow operation in Alfalfa, east of Bend, led to a raid on the property Thursday, the seizure of hundreds of plants and the property owner’s arrest on several drug charges.
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Weekend Portland protest to bring ‘massive influx’ of OSP troopers, law enforcement
A “massive influx” of Oregon State Police will be part of a joint law enforcement effort over the weekend to keep the peace amid major protest rallies a few miles apart in north Portland, OSP Superintendent Travis Hampton said Friday.
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Watch live: Gov. Kate Brown, other officials on weekend protest preparations
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Governor Kate Brown will be holding a press conference at 10 a.m., to discuss a law enforcement plan involving city, county, and state resources to keep the peace and protect free speech in the City of Portland this weekend.
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Oregonians rebuilding from wildfire urged to check contractors’ licenses
The Oregon Construction Contractors Board and construction industry leaders have a shared message for Oregonians who have had their home or business damaged or destroyed by wildfires: protect your investment – hire licensed contractors.
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Oregonians can take protected time off for kids doing distance learning
The Oregon Family Leave Act provides protected time off of work for parents or guardians caring for children whose school or childcare provider is closed because of the pandemic.
Continue ReadingCity of Bend road and traffic report: week of Sept. 28-Oct. 4
Here is the city of Bend’s weekly road construction and traffic report for Sept. 28-Oct. 4.
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Chilly, wind-driven rain
Our cloud cover will continue to thicken through the morning and then deliver a chance of showers beginning about noon.
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Bend gets a new electric bike shop
NorthWest Crossing business Voltaire Cycles is cashing in now.
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Bend couple donates $15K prize to ALS Foundation
Local husband and wife team won international competition, and donated the winnings.
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Out & About: Summer and Autumn pictures
Beautiful shots! Share yours from the Share tab at KTVZ.COM!
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Big Ol’ Fish: Great catches!
Those are some BIG OL FISH!
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Warm Springs tribal police applaud congressional passage of ‘Savanna’s Act’
In Warm Springs, 58-year-old Tina Spino has been missing since July. Warm Springs Police Chief Bill Elliott told us what steps they take in such cases, and how recently passed legislation will help.
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Trump supporters, Black Lives Matter protesters stage dueling Bend rallies
What started out as a President Trump merchandise booth in front of Bend’s Third Street Safeway soon become a two-sided rally between Trump supporters and Black Lives Matter supporters.
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77 workers at Oregon coast seafood plant test positive for virus
Clatsop County officials say 77 workers at a seafood processing plant at Warrenton on the Oregon coast have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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