Brookdale Redmond, a senior living community, is highlighting an exceptional resident who helped blaze a trail for women in the workforce, Maria Beernink.
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The victim in a downtown Redmond stabbing late Thursday afternoon is in improving condition, police said Monday as they released more information in hopes of locating any witnesses to the crime or surveillance video from area businesses.
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A Redmond woman was taken to the hospital with apparent non-life-threatening injuries Wednesday after her SUV left Negus Way east of Redmond and sheared off a power pole, the top of which landed on her roof, authorities. About 200 people lost power for nearly two hours as a result.
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Redmond firefighters, new and veteran got valuable live-fire training Tuesday on a donated house on SE Jackson Street.
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State Sen. Tim Knopp, R-Bend, on Friday endorsed Redmond School Board Chairman Michael Summers in his bid for Knopp’s District 27 seat after previous Knopp-backed candidate Shannon Monihan was disqualified by the Secretary of State’s Office.
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J Bar J Youth Services has opened a new youth shelter in Redmond that can house up to six people and is the only such facility for teens in the city.
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In our ongoing investigation into Juniper Canyon Living, NewsChannel 21 is looking into the residents’ rights, ownership of the facility and their reach across the state.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — March is Speed Awareness Month in Oregon, and the Redmond Police Department said it has secured grant funding to boost patrols intended to discourage speeding and reduce the likelihood of vehicle crashes on Redmond’s roads. Lt. Eric Beckwith said the department receives $5,000 from Oregon NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A warm-cold, up-and-down winter has made for a cooling trend on Bend home sale prices, which dropped in February for the fifth straight month, while Redmond’s median price has stayed fairly stable since last summer, the monthly report by Redmond’s Beacon Appraisal Group says. The Bend median same price last month
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WASHINGTON (KTVZ) – Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, R-Ore., voted Wednesday in favor of H.R. 4366, the Consolidated Appropriations Act – a bipartisan package of six appropriations bills that will fund several government agencies through fiscal year 2024. Included in the bill are nearly a dozen of Chavez-DeRemer’s funding requests for the 5th District, totaling over $25
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Redmond Fire & Rescue Chief Pat Dale retired last Thursday after 42 years in the fire service, officials said Monday, and Ryan Herrera has been named as his successor
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A Redmond woman was among dozens of cancer patients, survivors, teens and others with the American Cancer Society’s Cancer Action Network who visited the state Capitol on Monday, urging lawmakers to ban sales of flavored tobacco.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Redmond School District is hosting two friendly Oregon Battle of the Books events prior to the official OBOB regional competitions, which take place later this month. Individual schools hold internal battles to determine which team of students will attend the district and regional competitions. WHEN: Friendly Elementary OBOB will be held on Thursday, March
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A Redmond woman has entered into a plea deal involving a 2021 rape charge in Wenatchee, Washington, and prosecutors are recommending a nine-month prison term.
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Documents obtained by NewsChannel 21 show the state Department of Human Services has administered a 90-day ‘stop work order’ for Juniper Canyon Living. It means the Redmond behavioral and mental health treatment facility is unable to take in new residents.
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Redmond native Mitch Dahlen has coached the Heisman runner-up in the national championship and is now a coach at one of the decorated programs in NCAA history, the Alabama Crimson Tide. “I mean, Redmond’s obviously got a special place in my heart,” Dahlen said. “My family’s still there, my friends are still
Continue ReadingThe Oregon Department of Human Services, through its Office of Aging and People with Disabilities, confirmed to NewsChannel 21 that it is investigating both abuse allegations and licensing complaints at Juniper Canyon Living, a residential care facility in Redmond.
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Change Healthcare is the victim of a nationwide cyberattack, resulting in a shutdown of their systems for more than a week and nationwide impacts. The cyberattack prevented some pharmacies from processing prescriptions to insurance companies to receive payment.
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REDMOND, Ore. – The City of Redmond recently launched its 2024 annual Community Survey. The purpose is to learn what the community thinks about the city that works for them. The comprehensive survey includes questions ranging from how safe people feel, to their views on the downtown, to their satisfaction with various City services and
Continue ReadingA 108-unit residential care facility in Redmond is being investigated by local police and the state. More than two-dozen current and former employees of Juniper Canyon Living have communicated with NewsChannel 21 about concerns.
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