The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation has joined an international enforcement task force organized by the North American Securities Administrators Association to investigate investment fraud during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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For the final week of the #ToTheMax Challenge, we feature a trick shot, a cute cat and play time with pollen. Thank you so much for participating over the past month and a half, Central Oregon. We hope it’s made your time in quarantine a bit more bearable. Stay safe and stay healthy!
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The Oregon Health Authority reported no new deaths from COVID-19 on Sunday, for the third straight day and the seventh time in the past two weeks — and reported a dozen new cases, the lowest daily figure in over two months.
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Oregon has received its first shipments of remdesivir, an experimental drug that has been used to treat patients hospitalized with severe COVID-19, and they will be sent to hospitals for cases under treatment statewide, officials said Sunday.
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Oregon Chief Justice Martha Walters issued an order Friday relaxing court operating restrictions in counties that have received permission from Gov. Kate Brown to begin phased reopening.
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Two motel owners in Pacific City are suing Tillamook County in federal court, saying coronavirus restrictions that stopped their businesses from fully operating in the last two months violate their constitutional rights.
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Kroger, the parent company of grocer Fred Meyer, announced Friday that it will provide “thank you” payments to hourly employees after a union outcry over the company ending a $2 per hour pay bump it implemented in March amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Continue Reading The state’s death toll from COVID-19 is unchanged from Friday and remains at 137, the Oregon Health Authority reported Saturday. It’s the second straight day and sixth day in the past two weeks with no new deaths reported by OHA, though dozens of new cases again were added.
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The Bend office of Home Instead Senior Care and Deschutes Brewery teamed up with Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon to offer a ‘Virtual Happy Hour’ to Parkinson’s patients and their families.
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Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., released the following statement after he voted against the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions (HEROES) Act.
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Restaurants, breweries and bars hit hard by COVID-19 closures and restrictions are among the businesses who got the long-awaited green light to reopen Friday. However, the experience will be different than what people are used to.
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The Bend and Redmond Goodwill stores reopened for business Friday, with some restrictions.
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Many of you were out and about as many businesses officially began making a comeback today, NewsChannel 21 checked out just how busy downtown Bend was.
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The “Safe and Strong Oregon” order declared by Gov. Kate Brown addresses gatherings, closure of certain businesses, outdoor activities, and other events and/or activities. Community members who witness a violation of the order are urged to utilize the following resources, instead of calling 911.
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The time has finally come for all those overdue haircuts. As part of Oregon’s Phase 1 reopening plan, barbershops and salons in Central Oregon are opening — as you’d expect, to strong demand.
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The Bend Park and Recreation District will reopen two skate parks for public use beginning Saturday, following guidance by state authorities to expand access to outdoor recreation facilities.
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As part of Gov. Kate Brown’s plan for building a safe and strong Oregon, the Governor’s Office, the Oregon Health Authority and the Oregon Department of Education released finalized statewide and county guidance Friday as businesses across the state begin to reopen.
Continue Reading The Oregon Health Authority reported no new deaths from COVID-19 on Friday, but also reported 63 new confirmed cases and a presumptive case, raising the tally to 3,541 cases and nearly 86,000 negative test results.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Several restaurants in Bend’s Old Mill District reopened Friday or have announced plans to reopen for sit-down service, with all appropriate safety measures in place to comply with regulations. The announcement follows the approval of Deschutes County to enter Phase I of Governor Brown’s reopening plan for Oregon. “The restaurants are
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Following guidance from the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and state and local public health authorities, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument announced it is increasing recreational access.
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