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Early November warming trend

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Good morning everyone! Tuesday starts cloudier, but more sunshine will break through by the afternoon. Daytime highs will top out in the low to mid 50s with generally light winds across the area. If youโ€™re heading out to drop off your ballot, expect dry weather. Wednesday starts chilly and clear before

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Central Oregon Strong: Bend South Little League launches Silver Rail Elementary scholarship fund

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Bend South Little League has launched the Silver Rail Elementary Scholarship Fund to provide 100% registration scholarships for students wishing to play baseball or softball during the 2027 season. The initiative was established following a tragedy at Silver Rail Elementary. The scholarship fund was created to ensure financial constraints do not

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Deschutes County deputies hand ‘souvenirs’ to two drivers heading up Century Drive to Mt. Bachelor around 90 mph

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The early-season snow is quite a draw to visit Mt. Bachelor, but two drivers in a 90-mph hurry to hit the slopes got what Deschutes County sheriff’s deputies called an unwanted “souvenir from their trip, and it definitely wasn’t a season pass.” Here’s DCSO’s lighthearted Facebook post Monday – with a

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Central Oregon Strong: How to send get-well letters to recovering teacher Becky Drury

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Silver Rail Elementary teaching assistant Becky Drury is recovering after undergoing surgery last week to reconstruct her left arm following the Oct. 15 shooting attack at the school. Drury was seriously wounded during the shooting at the school. A GoFundMe campaign established to support her recovery has raised more than $200,000.

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Oregon warns of rising carbon monoxide risks as cold weather approaches

Oregon warns of rising carbon monoxide risks as cold weather approaches

Bend, Ore. (KTVZ) — With 62% of Oregon’s carbon monoxide emergencies occurring during fall and winter, state fire officials today urged residents to take precautions before colder temperatures arrive. The warning coincides with the start of November, which marks Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month. In 2025, 83% of Oregon’s more than 300 fire agencies reported responding

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