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Month: August 2026

Jefferson County honors emergency management team

Jefferson County honors emergency management team

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ore. (KTVZ) — As we wrap up August, which is National Emergency Management Awareness Month, Jefferson County is recognizing the people working behind the scenes to keep residents informed during emergencies. During fire season, emergency management teams work around the clock to provide updates and important information to the community. That includes coordinating with

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Británico acusado de drogar y abusar sexualmente de su esposa comparecerá ante el tribunal junto con otras 12 personas

Por Kara Fox y Saskya Vandoorne, CNN Un marido acusado de drogar y abusar sexualmente de su esposa durante más de dos décadas comparecerá esta semana ante un tribunal de Manchester, Inglaterra, junto con una docena de otros hombres acusados ​​de participar o ayudar a facilitar el abuso. Según la Fiscalía, el marido, un hombre

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El secretario del Ejército de EE.UU., Dan Driscoll, presentó su dimisión tras las tensiones con Hegseth

By Haley Britzky, Kristen Holmes y Kevin Liptak, CNN El secretario del Ejército de las Fuerzas Armadas de EE.UU., Dan Driscoll, presentó su dimisión al presidente Donald Trump, informaron a CNN varias fuentes familiarizadas con el asunto. Según una fuente, la decisión no era sorprendente dada la tensión existente entre Driscoll y el secretario de

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Bingo for a good cause: Deschutes County SAR to host bingo fundraiser Sept. 6th

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ): The Deschutes County Search & Rescue Foundation is hosting “Not’cho Grandma’s BINGO” Sunday morning, September 6th, at Silver Moon Brewing in Bend. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. and bingo games begin around 10 a.m., with proceeds supporting local search and rescue volunteer activities and community programs. The fundraiser is organized in partnership

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“I’m excited, but also really nervous”: First day of school for freshmen at Sisters High School

SISTERS, Ore. (KTVZ) — Incoming freshmen at Sisters High School had the campus to themselves Monday for a dedicated orientation day to begin the new school year. The new high school students spent their morning getting to know one another and touring the building. Upperclassmen volunteered as mentors for the day, guiding tours and answering

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3 ways adventure travel can support wellness

3 ways adventure travel can support wellness

  A day of hiking, cycling, or kayaking somewhere far from home tends to leave travelers tired in the body, but also calmer in the head. Adventure travel often brings together three factors associated with well-being: sustained movement in natural environments, recovery practices such as hot springs and massages, and social connections formed through shared

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What is orthosomnia? When perfecting sleep becomes an obsession

What is orthosomnia? When perfecting sleep becomes an obsession

  People have never had more information about their sleep. With smartwatches and sleep trackers, readiness scores, recovery metrics, and viral “sleepmaxxing” advice, Americans are constantly searching for the perfect night’s sleep. But for some people, that pursuit is actually making sleep worse. The condition is called orthosomnia, an unhealthy obsession with achieving perfect sleep.

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How much is the NFL worth? Inside America's most valuable sports league

How much is the NFL worth? Inside America's most valuable sports league

  The NFL is America’s biggest professional football league, but it is also a multibillion-dollar economic ecosystem spanning media rights, franchise valuations, player salaries, stadium investment, advertising, merchandise, sports betting and prediction markets. With 32 teams, more than $23 billion in annual revenue and an average franchise value of $7.1 billion in 2026, the league

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