Skip to Content

Month: August 2026

Dos visiones de EE.UU. emergen mientras se acercan las elecciones intermedias. Los votantes deben decidir cuál es real

Análisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN Dos mítines, separados por casi 1.600 km y dos días, expusieron la elección cada vez más marcada que enfrentan los votantes en las elecciones intermedias y un inminente momento de ajuste de cuentas sobre el rumbo futuro de la nación. En Atlanta, el senador de Georgia Jon Ossoff ofreció el

Continue Reading

Patchy smoke today, more clouds Monday

Central Oregon will round out the weekend with sunshine, warm temperatures and areas of patchy smoke before more clouds move in tonight.Bend, Redmond, Madras and Prineville will see highs in the mid to upper 80s Sunday, with north winds around 5 to 10 mph. Patchy smoke will remain possible through the afternoon.Cloud cover increases tonight,

Continue Reading
A rural road floods in Volcano Village on Hawaii Island

At least one dead, tens of thousands without power and over 100 homes damaged in wake of Hurricane Lala in Hawaii

By Dalia Faheid, Karina Tsui, Chris Boyette and Kate S. Petersen, and Meteorologists Tyler Ory and Dakota Smith (CNN) — At least one person has died in Hawaii after Hurricane Lala swept south of the state over the weekend, bringing torrential rain that touched off destructive flooding. In the wake of the storm, officials discovered

Continue Reading

‘The center of communities’: Bend’s Central Library celebrates opening with weekend of events

(Update: adding comments from library official, video) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Deschutes Public Library marked a new chapter over the weekend with the formal grand opening of its Central Library in east Bend. Although the library first welcomed visitors in May, the two-day celebration gave community members an opportunity to explore the new building

Continue Reading

La orden de Trump sobre las vacunas es contraproducente y está “mal en muchos sentidos”, dice senador republicano

Por Julia Benbrook y Adam Cancryn, CNN El senador republicano Bill Cassidy, un crítico cada vez más duro del presidente Donald Trump, dijo este domingo que la orden del presidente de administrar por separado las vacunas contra el sarampión, las paperas y la rubéola está “mal en muchos sentidos” porque, entre otras cosas, obligaría a

Continue Reading