BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Dutch Bros Central Oregon joined customers on Veterans Day to raise $16,570 for Honor Flight of Central Oregon. Proceeds from sales on Nov. 11 were donated to the Honor Flight veteran program. The organization transports veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit memorials dedicated to those who sacrificed their lives. “We’re so grateful for
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Shepherd’s House Ministries is seeking the public’s help through donations of Thanksgiving food boxes it can distribute to those in need this season.
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A storm system centered off the Oregon coast will continue to rotate a lot of moisture into the Pacific NW today.
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The number of unique, special and even spectacular sunrises and sunsets on the High Desert seems infinite. Here are just some of the many photos our friends in the area have shared with us of Thursday’s sunrise. You can send us yours at the Share tab at KTVZ.COM or email share@ktvz.com – just please remember
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Take food, water and have a full tank in case you get stuck.
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Michael Brinster is accused of putting a passenger in a chokehold. His trial is scheduled for next July.
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On Tuesday morning, two weeks after the election, Raven Radford was at the Deschutes County Clerk’s Office to fix a challenged ballot.
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The mayor of Sisters says Central Oregon’s fastest-growing city is trying to retain its small-town feel however it can.
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WinCo Foods is hiring for produce, deli clerk, and freight stocker positions at its new Bend location, the former Shopko site. The store is scheduled to open in the next couple of months. Find out more at http://www.wincofoods.com/bendjobs.
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The Redmond Police Department has teamed up with law enforcement agencies nationwide for a Border to Border (B2B) law enforcement event to kick off the annual Click It or Ticket seat belt campaign, which runs now through Nov. 29.
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The River Pig Saloon in Bend will close its doors starting Wednesday during the two-week freeze. The restaurant says their operational costs are too high to be covered by takeout only.
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There are four new emergency housing units for the homeless at DAWNS House in Bend. Families in need can stay in the units for up to 90 days while working to become self-sufficient.
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Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday issued Executive Order 20-65 following last week’s announcement of a statewide freeze to stop the rapid community spread of COVID-19 in Oregon, also announcing $55 million in aid being distributed to help hard-hit businesses.
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Oregon State Police sought the public’s help Tuesday in identifying the person(s) seen leaving the area of the 4606 Road near Bull Springs Road west of Bend Monday afternoon with a large mule deer buck that had been poached.
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At a time when it may be more important than ever, Home Instead’s® seasonal favorite Be A Santa to a Senior returns stronger than ever, with new options for community participation.
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Beginning Wednesday, Deschutes County will limit public access to most county buildings. The county will continue providing services virtually and by phone.
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Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced settlements Tuesday with five Oregon companies, including a Bend organic skin care business, for consumer protection violations related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Bend Fire & Rescue is kicking off its winter coat drive. We are collecting winter coats, gloves, scarves, and socks of all sizes to distribute to members of our community that may not have access to these items. Many members of our community are bracing for a long, cold winter
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With more rain likely on Wednesday highs will cool into the mid to upper 40s with a chance for mixed showers Wednesday night.
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A new agreement regarding the Klamath River paves the way for the largest dam demolition in U.S. history, to try to save salmon that are critical to tribes and have dwindled to almost nothing in recent years.
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