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Lawmakers discuss Strait of Hormuz conflict and global impact

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — A conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran has been ongoing for several weeks, prompting a ceasefire between the belligerents. While a permanent peace deal is pending, congressional disagreement continues over the war’s justification and the President’s actions. Democrats have led several War Powers Act resolutions, opposing the President’s military

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Snow Report: High Mountain Warm-Up

The mid-week storm has moved out, and weโ€™re shifting into a dry but mostly cloudy weekend for the Cascades. Mt. Bachelor: No new snow today, but the mountain has a solid base for their final weekend of the season. Roads: Santiam and Willamette passes are clear and dry this afternoon. Watch for isolated slick spots

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The 70-Degree Warm-Up is Here!

Weโ€™re trading the chill for some serious warmth this weekend, Central Oregon! While weโ€™ll see plenty of clouds, the temperatures are heading into the 70s for the first time in a while. The view as of 1:45 PM today from the Black Butte Ranch Lodge (elev. 3,339โ€™), looking southwest toward a snow-capped North Sister and

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OSU chick hatching livestream

There’s Good News: You can once again watch baby chicks hatch on an OSU Extension Service livestream

CORVALLIS, Ore. (KTVZ) โ€“ Viewers around the world can once again watch new life begin as the Oregon State University Extension Service brings back its annual chick-hatching livestream. Theย livestreamย starts on Monday, April 20 and will document the chicks as they hatch, officials said Friday. The expected hatch date is Tuesday, April 21, and the cameras

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Think Wild introduces new adorable wildlife ambassador animals for education and conservation

There’s Good News: Think Wild introduces new, adorable wildlife ambassador animals for education, conservation

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Think Wild has introduced two new wildlife ambassador animals, a western toad and a gopher snake, to help educate the community on wildlife and habitat conservation. These animals will participate in education and outreach programs across Central Oregon. The ambassador animals, both native herpetofauna, will visit classrooms and community events to

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