Bend man struck, killed by freight train near SE Wilson Avenue crossing
A 52-year-old Bend man was struck and killed by a freight train while lying on the tracks near Southeast Wilson Avenue Monday evening, police said.…
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Snow Report: Tuesday morning, Nov. 19th
Mt. Bachelor will be closed to the public today through Thursday to allow for pre-season routine maintenance work. The resort will reopen this…
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Sisters Meat & Smokehouse has tips on buying your Thanksgiving turkey
NewsChannel 21 went to Sisters Meat & Smokehouse to get some turkey-buying…
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Snow Report: Wintry mix of snow and rain this week
After a very successful opening weekend at Mt. Bachelor, the mountain will be closed for the week and reopen this weekend. More snowfall is expected…
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Breezy conditions, rain and snow expected this week
A high wind warning as well as a wintry mix of snow and rain this week. A High Wind Warning remains in effect from Tuesday at 4PM through Wednesday,…
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Bend Police report major surge in scam emails, calls, $400K in losses; offer tips to avoid becoming a victim
Bend police warned businesses, nonprofits and individuals Monday about a major increase in scam emails and calls that have ripped off area residents…
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Community Conversations: OnPoint Community Credit Union offers tips for stress-free holiday spending
Lynsey Harris sits down with OnPoint Community Credit Union Branch Manager Bonnie Pearce to discuss ways to budget finances during the busiest…
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Light at the end of the tunnel: Deschutes DA, C. Oregon attorneys hopeful to see end of defender shortage
Courts across Oregon are still struggling to resolve a shortage of public defenders, with hundreds of charged defendants waiting for legal…
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‘Win-win solution’: Heart of Oregon Corps youth crew’s defensible space work was key when fire threatened Madras-area homes
A Heart of Oregon Corps youth crew helped to reduce wildfire danger in a high-risk area – a crucial step, as made clear this summer there when the…
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A wet, wintry pattern all week with heavy mountain snow
Let it snow! Most of our forecast area saw snow fall over the weekend, with areas south of Jefferson County seeing some of it stick to the ground. Be…
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Sunrise Birthdays: Monday, November 18th
Here are NewsChannel 21’s Sunrise Birthdays for Monday, November 18th. Happy Birthday! You can see more recent entries and submit an upcoming…
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Snow Report: Heavy Snow This Week
After a very successful opening weekend at Mt. Bachelor, the mountain will be closed for the week and reopen this weekend. More snowfall is expected…
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Bend Bikes holds gathering and memorial bike ride to mark World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims
Central Oregon cyclists and others gathered in Bend on Sunday and staged a memorial bike ride to commemorate the “World Day of Remembrance for Road…
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Snow Report: Sunday, November 17th
Winter storm warning in place until 10 pm Monday. Bachelor and Mt. Hood Meadows were open this weekend but will be closing until the weekend.…
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Winter Storm Warning through Monday, persistent pattern of precipitation this week
The mild start to the day was short lives as the rain moving in after the noon hour has cooled the region down. The rain will transition to a…
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Salmon return to lay eggs in historic Klamath River habitat after largest dam removal project in US history
Associated Press A giant female Chinook salmon flips on her side in the shallow water and wriggles wildly, using her tail to carve out a nest in the…
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Think Wild hosts first ‘Get Wild Chili Cook-Off’ fundraiser for the community; winners announced
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Nothing like a bowl of chili (or maybe more than one) to warm you up on a cold, windy Saturday, which was only fitting as…
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Dry Canyon Arts Association holds Art Show and Sale; raffle aims to ‘Jumpstart Art’ for all elementary school students
This weekend, the Dry Canyon Arts Association held its semi-annual Art Show and Sale at the Redmond High School commons, including a raffle with a…
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Rain and snow arrive today, Winter Storm Warning for parts of Central Oregon
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Cascades, including the cities of La Pine, Sisters, and Sunriver. All mountain…
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5A soccer championships: Summit boys lose 2-1 heartbreaker in title defense; young Lady Lava Bears hold heads high after 4-1 loss
HILLSBORO, Ore. (KTVZ) — On Saturday morning, the Summit boys looked to defend their state title against La Salle. The Storm led 1-0 at halftime…
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