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Family Access Network receives $15,000 grant to support Central Oregon families

CENTRAL OREGON (KTVZ) — The Family Access Network received a $15,000 grant from Trust Management Services, LLC to support client funding for families in Central Oregon. The grant provides funding for advocates to assist local families who are low-income, living in poverty or experiencing housing instability. Advocates use these client funds to supply necessities including

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Hurricane Polo will bring heavy rain to southwestern Mexico while offshore

Hurricane Polo strengthened into a Category five storm Tuesday with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph off the Pacific Coast. The National Hurricane Center expects the storm to bring heavy rain to southwestern Mexico while remaining offshore. Meanwhile, tropical weather in the Atlantic Ocean remains unusually quiet during the September peak of the hurricane season.

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Update: Oregon Attorney Generalโ€™s Office Responds to Rep. Yunkerโ€™s Inquiry

Update: The Oregon Attorney Generalโ€™s Office has provided this statement concerning Rep. Yunkerโ€™s letter: โ€œFor the past year and a half, the Oregon Department of Justice has successfully protected nearly $7 billion in federal funding for critical services that Oregon families and communities depend on, includingย funding for education, disaster preparedness, emergency infrastructure, andโ€”notablyโ€”millions of dollars

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There's Good News: Local students leave a creative mark on Prineville with train locomotive

There’s Good News: Local students leave a creative mark on Prineville with train locomotive

PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) — Thereโ€™s Good News in Prineville, where local high school students are putting their creativity and classroom skills to work in the community. Students in Crook County High Schoolโ€™s graphic design program recently had the opportunity to take what theyโ€™ve learned in the classroom and apply it to a real-world project. The

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Prineville man faces nine counts of criminal mischief and resisting arrest

PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) — A 24-year-old Prineville man faces multiple criminal charges after police say he vandalized several downtown businesses with graffiti, according to the Prineville Police Department. Officers received initial reports of property damage on the morning of September 18th, 2026. Investigators determined multiple businesses were vandalized overnight, with each location displaying the same

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Oregon flags to fly at half-staff to honor fallen firefighter Jesรบs Eduardo Olimpo Gutiรฉrrez Toral

Bend, Ore. (KTVZ) — Gov. Tina Kotek ordered flags at Oregon public institutions to be flown at half-staff on Tuesday in honor of fallen wildland firefighter Jesรบs Eduardo Olimpo Gutiรฉrrez Toral. Gutiรฉrrez Toral, age 25, died on Sept. 9 while conducting firefighting operations on the Austin Fire in the Mount Hood National Forest. Jesรบs Eduardo

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Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery reach settlement on proposed merger

Bend, Ore. (KTVZ) — Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a settlement today resolving a lawsuit challenging the merger between Paramount Skydance Corporation and Warner Bros. Discovery. The agreement includes a five-year commitment to boost film production, a minimum $1.5 billion investment in domestic production and a $47.5 million workforce fund for displaced employees. The

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Oregon’s competitiveness ranks fall as business group urges policy reforms

Bend, Ore. (KTVZ) — Oregon Business and Industry released its 2027-28 Oregon Competitiveness Agenda today, urging state lawmakers to reform tax and regulatory policies to address ongoing economic stagnation. The statewide business group highlighted several indicators showing Oregon trailing national growth and employment averages over consecutive years. Data cited in the report shows Oregon’s economy

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