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Emerson Levy, candidate for Oregon House 53rd District

Party: Democrat and Cross-Nominated by the Independent Partyย  Occupation: State Representative, Lawyer, and Adjunct Professorย  Relevant Experience:Current State Representative for House District 53 (Bend, Redmond, Tumalo, Sisters, Eagle Crest and Black Butte)ย  Vice Chair of Climate, Energy and Environment, Committee Member for Housing and Homelessness and Ways and Means Committee for Natural Resources Personal Information:Born:

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Anthony Broadman, candidate for Oregon Senate, 27th District

Party: Democrat Occupation: Bend City Councilor; Indigenous Rights Attorney Relevant Experience:Bend City Council, 2020-PresentTribal Appellate Judge, 2015-present U.S. Department of the Interior, Trail Crew 1999 โ€“ 2002, 2004 Personal Information:Born: October 16, 1978Age: 45Wife: Dr.Kate Broadman, 3 daughters in Bend-La Pine Schools Resides in Bend, Oregon Website: broadmanfororegon.comย  Facebook: /BroadmanforOregon Twitter: @TheBroadman Instagram: @broadmanfororegon What

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Janelle Bynum, candidate for US Representative, 5th District

Party: Democratic Occupation: State Representative, Local Business Owner Relevant Experience: State Representative, 39th District, 2023-Present State Representative, 51st District, 2017-2023 Personal Information: Born: January 31st, 1975 – Washington, DC Age: 49Husband: MarkChildren: Christine, Ellis, Caroline, and Asa Website: janellebynum.com/ Facebook Twitter Instagram What qualifications and/or experience do you believe make you the best candidate to

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William Bailey, candidate for Deschutes County Sheriff

Party: Nonpartisan Occupation: Captain over Patrol Division, Deschutes County Sheriffโ€™s Office Relevant Experience: Field Training Officer for both Corrections and Patrol Divisions Criminal and Street Crimes Detective, as well as member of the Critical Incident Team Patrol Sergeant, Administrative Sergeant, and Public Information Officer (PIO) Patrol Lieutenant, City of Sisters Station Lieutenant, and Administrative Lieutenant

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Matt Degenhardt

Evening Weather Anchor, NewsChannel 21 Hello, Central Oregon — it’s very nice to meet you! I have a passion for public speaking and communications, and am very excited to be your new Evening Weather Anchor at NewsChannel 21. I came to Central Oregon by way of Cincinnati, Ohio and have already fallen in love with the

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Hurricane Orlene strengthens into Category 4 storm as it heads toward western Mexico

By Mike Saenz and Gene Norman, CNN meteorologists Rapidly intensifying Category 4 Hurricane Orlene is approaching western Mexico, where it’s expected to cause life-threatening flooding, according to the National Hurricane Center. The hurricane, packing maximum sustained winds of 130 mph, was churning north at 7 mph Sunday morning about 175 miles south of Las Islas

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Death toll rises to at least 25 in Kentucky flooding as people in stricken areas remain hard to reach, governor says

By Aya Elamroussi, Andy Rose and Ray Sanchez, CNN The death toll in flood-stricken parts of eastern Kentucky climbed to at least 25 and will almost certainly “get worse” as first responders work to account for missing residents, the state’s governor said Saturday. Gov. Andy Beshear said the immediate goal is “to get as many

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As predicted, ODOT sees drop in gas tax revenue due to more efficient cars, less use of high-priced gas

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) โ€“ Oregon Department of economists have long predicted gas tax revenue would decline as Oregonians purchase more efficient vehicles and use less gas to travel. That decline is officially here, officials said Friday, as motor fuels tax revenue is down 2.2% for 2026, compared to the first nine months of 2025โ€‹. โ€œReduced

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UPDATE: Man with pellet gun prompts Madras schools lockout; sheriff says he ‘had no intention’ of causing harm

MADRAS, Ore. (KTVZ) — Citizen reports of a man carrying what appeared to be a rifle in Madras on Friday morning prompted a major police call-out and placing four area schools in “secure” lockout status for about three hours, until the situation was peacefully resolved.  Jefferson County Sheriff Jason Pollock said the schools were placed

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