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City officials talk of legacy and future goals after Prineville Mayor Jason Beebe resigns

(Update: adding comments from Prineville City Manager) PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) — Prineville Mayor Jason Beebe has announced his immediate resignation, citing personal reasons, bringing an end to his tenure leading the city. Beebe first joined Prineville city government in 2011 and was elected mayor in 2021. His current term was scheduled to run through the

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Burns Fire Department receives funding for summer staffing boost

Burns Fire Department receives funding for summer staffing boost

BURNS, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Burns Fire Department has been awarded funding fromย the Oregon State Fire Marshal Staffing Grant for 2026. The agency says this funding allows theย station to have more employees on throughout the summer, allowing themย to better serve theirย communities with quicker response times and manage wildfire threats faster. Crews will be seen throughout

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Avoid parking woes: CET’s summer shuttles to outdoor destinations are back

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Cascades East Transit (CET) has reinstated its summer recreation shuttle services, offering convenient access to Central Oregon’s outdoor destinations while aiming to alleviate parking challenges, traffic congestion and the need for car shuttling. These services include the Lava Butte Shuttle, Transit to Trails, and Ride the River, which collectively serve key

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High Desert Heat Advisory

CENTRAL OREGON10 AM to 10 PM TODAY Temperatures are climbing into the 90s and nearing 100ยฐF across parts of the High Desert. A Heat Advisory is in effect as dangerous heat increases the risk of heat-related illness. Our weather team will be tracking the heat all day and providing updates on-air, online, and through the

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Deschutes Co. Deputies Rescue Three Dogs from Locked Vehicle, Animal Neglect Charges Pending

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office is reminding pet owners not to leave their animals in locked vehicles, especially as warmer weather impacts Central Oregon.In a social media post on Saturday, the office shared two photos of deputies retrieving three dogs from a locked vehicle at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds. When temperatures

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