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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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State ethics commission probes Ochoco West Water District board, prompted by Prineville Review report

PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ)– The Oregon Government Ethics Commission has opened a formal investigation into the Ochoco West Water District Board following complaints from Crook County homeowners and reporting by the Prineville Review. According to a preliminary report, investigators found the board failed to give adequate public notice of its meetings and posted agendas with little detail.

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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) — 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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Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield applauds court ruling blocking SNAP fines on states

(Update: Video Added) SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — On Monday, a federal judge blocked efforts by the Trump administration to fine states millions of dollars for administering SNAP benefits.  Read the full press release from the Office Of The Attorney General, including a statement made by Rayfield, below: Attorney General Dan Rayfield today (Monday) released the

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UO Study finds wildfires can turn soil nutrients into toxic metals

EUGENE, Ore. (KTVZ)– New research from the University of Oregon has uncovered a hidden and potentially dangerous side effect of wildfires — the ability to turn naturally occurring nutrients in soil into toxic, cancer-causing metals. Scientists found that extreme heat from wildfires can convert chromium, a common micro-nutrient in Pacific Northwest soils, into a harmful

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