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Bend-La Pine teachers begin receiving COVID-19 vaccinations
The first Bend-La Pine Schools teachers have begun receiving COVID-19…
Continue ReadingOC nurses show solidarity with tattoos amid COVID-19 pandemic
Click here for updates on this story MISSION VIEJO, California (KABC) — As a symbol of solidarity, a team of local ICU…
Continue ReadingJacksonville Jaguars hire Urban Meyer as head coach
Urban Meyer — three-time national champion as a college football coach — will now lead the Jacksonville Jaguars, the team announced…
Continue ReadingAtlanta rapper YFN Lucci turns himself in and faces a murder charge
Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci turned himself in to police Wednesday and faces a murder charge in connection to a fatal shooting last month, Atlanta Police…
Continue ReadingSmile South Central organization helps bring art to local neighborhoods with murals
Click here for updates on this story LOS ANGELES (KABC) — “2020 has been one of the most horrific years that…
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Frustrated Bend auto shop owner says homeless man has threatened employees
A homeless man living behind Precision Body and Paint in Bend has caused the shop numerous…
Continue ReadingAnalysis of ancient DNA reveals details about the dire wolf, inspiration for ‘Game of Thrones’ creature
An extinct species of wolf, which served as inspiration for a mythical creature in the popular television show “Game of Thrones,” had…
Continue ReadingBiden proposes $1.9 trillion vaccination and economic rescue legislative package
President-elect Joe Biden on Thursday evening outlined a $1.9 trillion emergency legislative package to fund a nationwide vaccination effort and…
Continue ReadingLori Loughlin’s husband Mossimo Giannulli asks for home confinement amid Covid concerns
Attorneys for Mossimo Giannulli, the fashion designer and husband of actress Lori Loughlin, have requested that he complete his five-month sentence…
Continue Reading88-year-old woman crochets afghans for cancer patients during pandemic
Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, Kansas (KMBC) — We’re all finding ways to cope with changes…
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Veteran who lost home to wildfire finds love with fellow evacuee at Redmond motel
It’s been more than four months since wildfires ravaged wide areas of Oregon, but some evacuees who lost everything are still calling Redmond’s Super…
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Oregon’s wildfire recovery debris removal begins with clearing of hazard trees
Crews around the state are beginning to clear roads and private properties of trees damaged in September’s…
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Search continues for woman swept away in Gorge mudslide
Searchers used inflatable yellow rafts and drove metal poles into deep mud Thursday as they searched for a woman who was swept away by a mudslide in…
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Harassed by cyberbullies during remote learning, mom fears what her son will face when he’s back at school
Click here for updates on this story Chicago (WBBM) — Imagine starting your morning with a profanity-laced message the…
Continue ReadingOlder Hispanic adults have more vaccine confidence than younger Hispanic adults, according to new data
Most Hispanic adults in the United States want to receive a Covid-19 vaccine eventually, but Hispanic adults under 50 are twice as likely to say they…
Continue ReadingFormer Michigan governor and 8 others face charges in the Flint water crisis that left 12 people dead
Twelve people died and more than 80 were sickened during the Flint water crisis, and now authorities are holding Michigan officials responsible. In a…
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England’s schools were mostly open in 2020, but 2021 is a different story
Ella is now working from home. She joins many around the world, fellow Brits — and her parents — in succumbing to safety over normalcy.…
Continue ReadingTikTok launches incubator for Black creators
TikTok is launching an incubator program to support 100 Black creators, a strategy to attract audiences that’s become popular with other social…
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New report shows Deschutes County’s crime rate on the decline in recent years
Deschutes County’s crime rate fell nearly 16% between 2014 and 2019, District Attorney John Hummel and area law enforcement agencies reported…
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