Shae McCarl, a 13-year-old rock climber from Bend, beat out more than 80 of her peers to win a national bouldering title at the USA Climbing National…
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Skateboarding, surfing, karate and sport climbing are making their debut and are now recognized as Olympic sports. They’re being added to help…
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Campfires and recreational fires are currently banned in the city of Bend and on all federal lands in Central Oregon.…
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The City of Bend Transportation Bond Oversight Committee identified the Wilson Avenue Corridor Project as the first project of the $190 million…
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Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., announced Friday that the High Desert Museum in Bend will receive more than $1.2 million from the National…
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Here is the city of Bend’s road and traffic report for the week of July 26-August…
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The city of Bend hosted a community information session Thursday evening regarding proposed code amendments under House Bill 2001, passed by the…
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If you come to one of the Oregon High Desert Storm’s indoor football games, you’ll be in a great mood from start to finish– and for that, you have…
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Balloons Over Bend is back, with a few changes. Watch them lift off Friday morning on NewsChannel 21 at Sunrise, which will air on KFXO due to the…
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As the homeless camp along Hunnell Road in northeast Bend grows, volunteers are helping out in a variety of…
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Southwest Bend resident Colleen Quinn said Thursday she still can’t believe a cat brought a dead, rabid bat into her…
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The Tokyo 2020 Olympics aren’t the only big event “lifting off” early Friday morning – so is the return of Balloons Over Bend, and…
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The Bend-La Pine Schools’ Board of Directors has announced the launch of a new, additional forum for community voices to be heard: Board Leadership…
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Last month, the city of Bend closed the Emerson Avenue homeless camp in southeast Bend after declaring it a public safety and health hazard, under a…
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During Wednesday’s Bend City Council work session, the council supported staff recommendations for a $13.1 million budget adjustment focused on…
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Construction work on Newport Avenue continues as construction begins on a new segment of the Newport Avenue Corridor Improvements Project and crews…
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A foam shortage, along with a combination of other challenges, is causing a big backlog for furniture and appliance stores — and their waiting…
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Erosion, sunscreen and a lot of trash is taking a toll on the water and riverbanks of the Deschutes River. That’s why the Bend Park and Recreation…
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Anyone looking to weigh in on the Arnold Irrigation District’s draft plan to pipe more than 13 miles of its main canal now has until this Friday to…
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Amanda Jo kept hearing horror stories about the abuse and killing of dogs in Asia, so she decided to take action.…
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