Generous Safeway and Albertsons shoppers in communities throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington are making a substantial impact for local schools – at a time when students need it the most.
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The Oregon Employment Department announced Monday it has begun paying the ‘waiting week’ for eligible Oregonians who received regular unemployment insurance benefits since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Here is the Oregon Department of Transportation’s Region 4 construction update for the week of Nov. 23-27.
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A 60-year-old Bend man was arrested after smashing windows and breaking into an occupied home on Parrell Road late Sunday night while two residents were sleeping and a third barricaded himself in a room, police said.
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After a chance of morning and early afternoon mixed showers we will see some partial clearing going into this evening.
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A Redmond woman sustained life-threatening injuries in the rollover crash of an SUV into a utility pole on Southwest Helmholtz Way near Redmond early Sunday morning, Deschutes County sheriff’s deputies said.
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There will be changes, including fewer participants in the wreath-laying, but the annual “Wreaths Across America” nationwide event will happen in Bend on Saturday, Dec. 19, and sponsorships are still being sought.
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Chef Ingrid Rohrer has cooked for the likes of Clint Eastwood, Arnold Schwarzenegger and even President Ford.
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A Central Oregon group that opposes Governor Kate Brown’s two week freeze has decided to collect toys at their rallies. The group as of Sunday said they were also working on a webpage for donations.
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Happy Monday, Central Oregon! There is a Winter Weather Advisory in effect in the northern Oregon Cascades all the way up through Washington until 10 a.m. Monday. Total snow accumulations in that area could be between 4 and 8 inches. In fact, Mt. Bachelor looking to add about 5 inches by Monday morning. Also in
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The Trump administration has announced plans that ease protections for sage grouse in the West, prompting an outcry by critics who say the move paves the way for widespread mining and drilling and ignores a federal court ruling.
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– For the fourth straight day, the Oregon Health Authority on Sunday reported a record-breaking high — 1,517 — of new confirmed and presumptive cases of COVID-19 in Oregon.
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Meyer Memorial has Trust announced 150 Annual Funding Opportunity grants, totaling $21.3 million, to organizations working to create a more equitable and flourishing Oregon. These grants will support organizations that work with and grow communities that have long experienced disparities.
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The city of Madras is seeking the public’s input on parks being proposed for two different sites in the city.
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This year, the Sunday after Thanksgiving is all about shopping for art. The Oregon Arts Commission is proud to be one of 330 nationwide partners for Artists Sunday, a new national movement to promote local art as holiday gifts on Sunday, Nov. 29.
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Oregon State quarterback Tristan Gebbia passed for one touchdown, ran for another and was on the receiving end of a score in the Beavers’ 31-27 victory over California on Saturday.
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Tyler Shough threw for 334 yards and three touchdowns and No. 11 Oregon held off short-handed UCLA 38-35 on Saturday to remain undefeated.
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Happy Sunday, Central Oregon! Air quality across the region should start to improve around 1 p.m., when a cold front expected to makes it’s way over the Cascades and onto the High Desert. That’s when the new storm system will hit the Cascades, and then by the late afternoon/evening, most of us have between a
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Hospice of Redmond’s 37th annual “Festival of Trees” will look a little different this year, but it will still raise money to help people without insurance.
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Some Central Oregonians in Bend, Redmond, Prineville and Madras protested Governor Kate Brown’s two-week freeze on Saturday. Downtown Bend’s event saw many people holding signs with phrases like, “We will not comply.”
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