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Redmond traffic alert: Single-lane closure begins next week on Northwest Way, near new Wetlands Complex

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) – The City of Redmond will implement a single-lane, signalized closure on NW Northwest Way from Euston Lane to the new Redmond Wetlands Complex access at 5801 Northwest Way beginning next Monday, September 22, through mid-December. The closure is necessary to install a 48-inch interceptor line linking the Wetlands Complex to the

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Redmond 7-Eleven installs temporary door as they look to reopen after suspected DUII driver slams into storefront

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Redmond 7-Eleven has installed a temporary door as it begins rebuilding its storefront, after a Bend driver suspected of DUII crashed into the building just before midnight Sunday. The store remains closed while crews construct a safe entrance for customers. Redmond Police Lt. April Huey said the 42-year-old Bend man

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Two juveniles break in and damage Sam Johnson Park in Redmond; Face vandalism charges

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ)– Two juveniles face felony charges after damaging construction materials at Sam Johnson Park in Redmond Tuesday night. Surveillance video shows them entering the fenced area of the Hope Playground project. They overturned a bucket of industrial adhesive, causing thousands of dollars in damage. A school resource officer later identified and arrested them

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The Redmond Library Recognized in National Publications

(Update: Adding video) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ News) — The Redmond Library is being recognized for its innovation and commitment to sustainability. See the full press release below.  The Redmond Library is being recognized nationally and regionally for its innovative design and commitment to sustainability. The library is featured in the September/October 2025 issue of American Libraries, the magazine

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‘How much more am I going to have to advocate?’: Federal cuts threaten Oregon programs for deaf-blind students

(update: adding video, adding comments from Redmond mother, CODSN) REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Some Oregon families are concerned after learning programs supporting children with disabilities are losing federal funding. “What’s next? How much more am I going to have to advocate?” said Redmond mother, Nicole Pierce. Pierce is concerned about what this means for her

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COACT holds regular public meeting to discuss Central Oregon transportation updates and issues

REDMOND, Ore. {KTVZ} — The public is invited to a meeting on transportation.   The Central Oregon Area Commission on Transportation (COACT) will meet Thursday afternoon, at Redmond City Hall’s Civic Room from 3PM to 5PM.  The public can participate via zoom or in-person.   The commission will discuss all updates concerning ODOT including House Bill 3991, ODOT’S

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Construction starts on new residential mental health treatment center in Redmond

REDMOND, OR (KTVZ) – Elected officials and business leaders gathered in Redmond today to celebrate the groundbreaking of Jory Behavioral Health, a secure residential mental health treatment facility for adults suffering from severe and persistent mental illness. The facility will help close critical gaps in mental health treatment in Oregon and help keep individuals who

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A community support group highlights the importance of Suicide Prevention Month

REDMOND, Ore. {KTVZ} — Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States, leaving behind not only grief but also unanswered questions for families, friends, and entire communities. Experts say many of these tragedies can be prevented through awareness, support, and open conversations about mental health.  September is recognized as National Suicide

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Redmond City Council approves to next phase in Central Dry Canyon and Airport Terminal Building Expansion projects 

REDMOND, Ore. [KTVZ] — Redmond City Councilors held their meeting Tuesday night. In council chambers, there were two major agenda items:   Central Dry Canyon Project   Airport Terminal Building Expansion Project  The Central Dry Canyon Project has improvements across parks, streets, and water facilities.    The city’s engineering staff requested council approval of a change order totaling $175,418.60, to reconstruct pavement

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