If you’re planning to fly during the Thanksgiving holiday period, here are some steps that you can take now, well ahead of Thanksgiving, to help ensure that you won’t be a turkey when you get to a Transportation Security Administration security checkpoint at the airport.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – The steady upward, record-breaking trend for Bend and Redmond home sales prices continued in October, as did the sales pace and record-tight inventories around the area, a report showed Saturday. Bend’s median home sales price jumped another $13,000, to $560,000 last month, according to the report from Redmond’s Beacon Appraisal Group,
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Just like Bend, Redmond is seeing a significant shakeup on its city council, with voters choosing three newcomers (one actually a familiar face to many).
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An 8-year-old Redmond girl shot with an unsecured handgun by a younger sibling earlier this week is recovering and back home, while a man living there was charged with child neglect and recklessly endangering, police said Thursday.
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Retracing her steps, Army and Air Force veteran Debra Slade on Monday revisited where she last took her dog, 10-year-old Tucker, over the weekend, when it was fatally attacked by another dog.
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An 8-year-old girl was shot and seriously injured by a gun in her southwest Redmond home Monday afternoon, police reported.
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A wind-fanned brush fire northwest of Redmond burned about a quarter-acre Friday afternoon before crews stopped it, officials said.
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Despite two straight days of record COVID-19 case numbers, Gov. Kate Brown and other state officials on Friday unveiled new, more flexible guidelines for more — but not all — students to return to classrooms.
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A tow truck driver was arrested Thursday on felony hit-and-run and other charges, accused of hitting and injuring a 77-year-old Redmond woman in a crosswalk, police said Friday.
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It’s been more than seven months since The Venardos Circus has been able to put up its classic red-and-white tent. For the first time since the pandemic hit in March, the show returned Thursday to the fairgrounds in Redmond, with several changes in place to keep performers and the public safe.
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Republic Services, formerly High Country Disposal, is expanding the curbside compost program in Redmond to include all food waste.
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An unattended burn pile sparked a brush fire northwest of Redmond Thursday afternoon that burned about an acre before firefighters stopped its spread, an official said.
Continue Reading Redmond police detectives raided a Crooked River Ranch home on Wednesday and arrested a 57-year-old man on various charges related to drug sales in and around Redmond, officers said.
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Consumer Cellular, founded in Portland 25 years ago, has been purchased by a Chicago private equity firm for about $2.3 billion and will continue operating its current facilities, including a call center in Redmond, the company and news reports said Wednesday.
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The Redmond City Council met Tuesday night to discuss an important ordinance regarding recreational vehicles in the city.
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The American West Football Conference announced Tuesday it has approved a new professional indoor franchise to be located in Central Oregon.
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It’s no secret this is a time of heightened tension in our country and our communities.
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Redmond Mayor George Endicott and his two election challengers, Charles Baer and Tanner Robertson, met for a generally genial debate on NewsChannel 21 Wednesday evening, discussing issues ranging from fast-rising home prices and COVID-19 business impacts to the city’s ban on marijuana dispensaries.
Continue Reading REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — During September, the Redmond Police Department conducted grant-funded enhanced traffic patrols. The grants allow the department to deploy additional officers to regular patrol shifts, focused on various locations throughout the city. RPD officers made a total of 81 motorist contacts, resulting in 50 citations and 49 warnings for speeding, seat belt
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A stubborn, wind-driven fire heavily damaged a northeast Redmond home late Tuesday afternoon, officials said.
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