BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — What comes to mind when you hear the word “flannel?” Perhaps it’s your favorite plaid shirt, your trusty yardwork outfit, a rugged lumberjack or even a classic grunge band. A new, original High Desert Museum exhibition, Blood, Sweat & Flannel, explores what flannel represents. Opening Saturday, Nov. 2 and running through June
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The Bend-La Pine Schools superintendent urged caution in communication by parents and others Friday, a day after police said a 12-year-old Pilot Butte Middle School arrested Monday for bringing a loaded handgun to school had “a plan to use it” and “an identified list of targets.”
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The Pavilion in Bend is officially open for the fun winter season after a weather delay pushed back its originally scheduled opening last Monday.
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A Bend diabetologist, Dr. Eden Miller, has Type 1 diabetes herself, making her patients experience with new high-tech treatment more relatable. She helps relieve their nerves by relating to their similar struggles, and also uses the new technology to help manage it better and easier.
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The Bulletin’s parent company, EO Media Group, is being acquired by the Mississippi-based Carpenter Media Group. We talked with a reporter Thursday about what they’ve learned and what lies ahead.
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Between June and August of this year, Harcourts The Garner Group in Bend helped 79 families become homeowners. They have recorded 153 sales for the year to date, an increase from 144 during the same period last year.
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(Update: Bend City Council sets special meeting; mayor reaction to county vote) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A week after things went sideways on joint plans to close much of the Juniper Ridge area north of Bend to homeless camping and create a 170-acre temporary safe stay area, Deschutes county commissioners voted 3-0 Wednesday to adopt
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SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Voters have spoken: Nothing made in Oregon in 2024 is cooler than Epic Aircraft’s E1000 GX, a Bend-built, carbon fiber turboprop that achieves jet-like performance without jet-like fuel consumption. The winner of OBI’s second annual Coolest Thing Made in Oregon contest was revealed at the conclusion of Wednesday’s Vision Oregon Event.
Continue ReadingBEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Outdoor debris burning will open at sunrise next Monday for areas outside the City of Bend within the boundaries of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2. Debris burning is not allowed throughout the year within the city limits of Bend, as per city ordinance, officials reminded Thursday. Here’s the rest
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NewsChannel 21 talked to parents at Pilot Butte Middle School for their views about a parent being cited for improper gun storage after a 12-year-old brought a loaded handgun to school.
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The new local owners of Goody’s, the Bend and Sunriver shops featuring tasty ice cream, handcrafted chocolates and gourmet popcorn, have been expanding into the online space, focusing on delivery and holiday gifts.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Twenty years of data from Bend Fire and Rescue is now available to the public. Bend Fire and Rescue recently launched a new data hub for the community. You can access information on the volume of calls, call types – whether it’d be medical, fire or motor vehicle accident and location of incidents.
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An 85-year-old Bend man was cited for careless driving Wednesday morning after he hit the gas instead of the brake and slammed his SUV through the glass front doors of a northeast Bend printer repair business, police said.
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Bend Fire & Rescue has launched a new data hub for community members to access data and maps about fire and medical incidents in your neighborhood, or any part of town.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The season changed quickly, and Bend Park and Recreation District’s ice season at The Pavilion began Wednesday. The 2024-25 ice season is expected to run through early April, weather permitting. The Pavilion will be open from pre-dawn to late night, seven days a week, including daily public open skate opportunities and the return
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One day after a 12-year-old student was arrested for bringing a loaded handgun from home to Pilot Butte Middle School, police said one parent had been cited for improper storage of a firearm. Meanwhile, a community tip led to confirmation Wednesday that a student at Bend Tech Academy had brought a compressed-air airsoft gun to school, officials said.
Continue Reading We have the latest on a student arrested Monday and parent cited after a loaded handgun was brought to Pilot Butte Middle School and a tip that led to an airsoft gun brought to Bend Tech Academy Tuesday by a 17-year-old student.
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Amid more reports of slow or no mail deliveries for several days in Bend’s 97702 ZIP code, the U.S. Postal Service outlined other steps Tuesday it takes to keep up with the pre-election volume, including deliveries every other day on some routes and bringing in staff from other post offices.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Recently, the Heart of Oregon Corps got what it called a “game-changer” grant to expand one of its programs for young adults. Heart of Oregon Corps, a workforce development nonprofit – recently announced an expansion of its year-round, young adult High Desert Conservation Corps Program, with the help of new funding.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KGW/KTVZ) — Shari’s Restaurants abruptly closed all Oregon locations over the weekend. The Beaverton-based chain faced mounting financial problems, including eviction notices, unpaid bills and back taxes. “I can confirm that at this time that all Oregon Shari’s restaurants are closed,” Sam Borgese, CEO of Gather Holdings LLC, parent company of Shari’s Management Corporation,
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