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DCSO welcomes Dozer, a new drug detection K-9

DCSO welcomes Dozer, a new drug detection K-9

(UPDATE: adding video) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — On Tuesday, the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office announced a new 4-legged deputy: Dozer, the 16-month-old Springer Spaniel specially trained in drug detection. Dozer will work with the Central Oregon Drug Enforcement Team, primarily in undercover and drug operations. Dozer is trained to detect methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl.

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Housing Works

Housing Works to open waiting list for 2026 Housing Choice Voucher Program next week

(Update: Video Added) REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) โ€“ Housing Works, a housing organization dedicated to fostering stability and affordability in Central Oregon, has announced next week’s one-week opening of the 2026 Housing Choice Voucher Program waiting list. This essential program, formerly known as the HUD Section 8 program, provides rental assistance to eligible low-income residents of Deschutes, Jefferson and

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Redmond Municipal Airport searching for interested local businesses for food, retail, and vending concessions

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — On Friday, January 2nd, the Redmond Municipal Airport announced it is currently seeking interested businesses for non-exclusive food, beverage, retail, and vending concessions. A pre-proposal conference is planned for Friday, January 9th. The conference will be an opportunity for local businesses to learn how they can be a part of RDM

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Homeless memorial vigil

Community invited to pair of Sunday vigils marking Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The public is invited to attend two Sunday vigils to honor and remember community members who passed away this year while experiencing homelessness. Homeless Personsโ€™ Memorial Day is a poignant event aimed at raising awareness about homelessness and inspiring collective action to address its root causes, organizers said in an announcement

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‘We broke the record’: Festival of Trees raises $223,000 for hospice care

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) – The Festival of Trees set a new record this year, raising more than $223,000 for ClearPath Healthcare, formerly known as Hospice of Redmond. Organizers announced the organizationโ€™s name change during the annual gala. ClearPath Healthcare said the money will help ensure patients without insurance can still receive hospice care and provide

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Shepherds House Ministries

Shepherdโ€™s House Ministries seeks donations for free community Christmas dinners

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — As the season of giving arrives, Shepherdโ€™s House Ministries is preparing to share the warmth of Christmas with Central Oregon neighbors through its annual community holiday dinners. This year, the nonprofit will offer free Christmas meals for anyone in need; including those in its programs, unhoused individuals, local families, and anyone

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Douglas Richard York arraignment

Judge cuts bail in half for Crooked River Ranch man accused of robbing downtown Redmond restaurant at gunpoint

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — A shift in some charges to Jefferson County prompted a Deschutes County judge to cut the bail in half Tuesday for a Crooked River Ranch man accused in the Halloween night holdup of a downtown Redmond restaurant. Douglas Richard York, 54, accused of robbing Sassy’s Cafe, still faces Deschutes County charges

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Mountain View Community Village

Mountain View Community Development receives $3 million grant for 75-unit Redmond supportive housing village

(Update: Video Added) REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) โ€” Mountain View Community Development said Tuesday it’s learned it will receive a $3 million grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank through the competitive Affordable Housing Program for its planned permanent supportive housing village near Redmond Airport.  The project, which was sponsored by First Interstate Bank, comprises a village of 75 homes the organization plans to build on

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