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Month: February 2026

Redmond City Council Deschutes commissiioners joint meeting 10-22024

Deschutes County commissioners, Redmond councilors discuss 1,200-acre Eastside expansion, other issues

(Update: Adding quotes from Redmond City Councilor Cat Zwicker, Deschutes County Commissioner Phil Chang) REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Redmond city leaders and Deschutes County commissioners met Tuesday to discuss a proposal for a 1,200-acre development on the city’s east side. The project includes plans for 8,400 dwelling units, schools and parks. The master plan covers

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Governors Prosperity Council Hayden Homes Redmond

Governor’s new Prosperity Council visits Redmond’s BASX and Hayden Homes, meets with local business leaders

Update: adding video REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Gov. Tina Kotek’s new Prosperity Council traveled to Redmond on Tuesday for their second official meeting, to discuss strategies for Oregon’s economic growth. The session included a tour of the BASX manufacturing facility tour and a roundtable discussion at Hayden Homes with Central Oregon business leaders. The meeting

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Una cadena de errores provocó una colisión aérea mortal cerca de Washington, concluyen los investigadores

Por Alexandra Skores, CNN Múltiples fallas en distintas instancias del Gobierno provocaron que un helicóptero Black Hawk del Ejército chocara con un avión regional de American Airlines, operado por PSA Airlines, concluyó la Junta Nacional de Seguridad en el Transporte (NTSB, por sus siglas en inglés) en un informe de casi 400 páginas publicado este

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Una profesora que “te hacía sentir importante” murió después de que un hombre que huía de ICE chocara su auto contra ella

Por Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN Lo que se suponía que sería un tranquilo día de planificación sin estudiantes para los maestros de una escuela pública de Georgia se convirtió en una jornada de luto cuando un hombre que huía de agentes de inmigración estrelló un automóvil contra el vehículo de una querida educadora. Linda Davis, maestra

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Chiloquin Elementary School

Oregon House OKs bill to alert school, university communities of immigration activity

By Shaanth Nanguneri, Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Oregon public universities and schools would have to promptly notify their communities when federal immigration agents step onto campus under a bill the Oregon House passed Tuesday. Federal policy has long blocked immigration enforcement at “sensitive areas” including schools, churches and hospitals, but the Trump

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Una gran pregunta en las conversaciones con Irán: ¿cuánto tiempo le dará Trump a la diplomacia?

Por Kevin Liptak, CNN Después de que el martes intercambiaran notas durante tres horas y media, los negociadores iraníes y estadounidenses se retiraron de sus conversaciones indirectas en Ginebra con el acuerdo de seguir dialogando. Sobre qué están hablando exactamente sigue siendo una incógnita. No está claro si ambas partes se centran únicamente en el

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UPDATE: Freestyle skiing halfpipe, aerials events postponed, here’s when you can watch, and more on Hunter Hess’ Olympic journey

(UPDATE: Olympics Schedule Changes) MILAN-CORTINA, ITALY (KTVZ) — Bend native Hunter Hess was scheduled to compete in the men’s freeski halfpipe at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina on Thursday, Feb. 19. The event was postponed due to heavy snow in the Levigno area. The men’s aerials qualifying and final were rescheduled for Friday starting

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Seeing smoke? Deschutes County is starting winter pile burning southwest of Bend

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Deschutes County Natural Resources alerted residents Tuesday that winter pile burning was getting underway near the Seventh Mountain Resort and Points West communities, about six miles southwest of Bend. The county said it will burn piles on up to 24 acres. Ignitions will take place on weekdays when weather, fuel moisture and air quality meet

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