C.O families get chance to discover nature
The Children’s Forest of Central Oregon hosted an event Saturday at Shevlin Park to connect kids and families with…
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Warfighter Outfitters hosts Bend fundraiser to help veterans
The Sisters nonprofit provides fishing and hunting trips to…
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Pet Pals: Rev is a sweet not-so-little pup
Rev is a 4-month-old pit bull mix puppy who was surrendered Friday along with his sister at the Humane Society of Central…
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USA Bouldering Youth National Championships in Redmond
The USA Bouldering Youth National Championships are taking place this weekend at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds in Redmond, drawing competitors…
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Furry Friends: Bear’s a shy guy who could lose a few pounds
Bear isn’t as big as a bear, but this furry boy waiting at Redmond’s BrightSide Animal Center will be helped by a special diet and some exercise at a…
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Cascades East Transit seeks input with ‘virtual workshop’
Cascades East Transit is holding a virtual, online ‘workshop’ as it finishes up work on an update to the Regional Transit Master…
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Truckers stage convoy to Oregon Capitol
A trucker convoy rolled past Oregon’s Capitol Thursday before a rally in opposition to revised ‘cap and trade’ climate change legislation. Tonight’s…
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Bend holds open houses on Purcell Blvd. bridge closure
The impending 2 1/2-month closure of a bridge on Purcell Boulevard was the subject of an open house Wednesday evening; more are…
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Bend-La Pine Schools propose new attendance boundaries
New Bend high school necessitates…
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Big beams in place for new bridge in NW Bend
The new bridge will connect Skyline Ranch Road from south to north and allow access to the new Discovery West…
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NewsChannel 21 joins in ‘World Read Aloud Day’
Wednesday was ‘World Read Aloud Day,’ courtesy of the SMART reading program, and some familiar NewsChannel 21 faces were among those reading stories…
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Bend plans to make 36 traffic signals smarter
Bend plans upgrades to improve the timing and function of three-dozen traffic signals around the…
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KTVZ Red Cross telethon blood donors come through
The 180 people who signed up to give blood during last month’s KTVZ telethon filled up the Red Cross schedule for two weeks, but the urgent winter…
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80-year-old Prineville school building being torn down
Workers began demolition Tuesday of an 80-year-old Crook County School District building in Prineville that’s sat vacant for about three…
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Bend Walmart no longer a 24-hour store
Walmart is scaling back the Bend store’s hours from 24 hours and it will be open from 6 a.m. to 11…
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New flex space opens in Bend’s 9th Street Village
A new “flex space” called Milo’s is opening this week in Bend’s 9th Street…
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Bend’s ‘Orange Man’ fruit truck becomes ‘Orange Mama’
A fruit truck that’s been a familiar sight on Bend’s south end for nearly 30 years has changed ownership, and its name, too: from ‘Orange Man’ to…
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Nighttime’s the right time to hit Hoodoo
Hoodoo is Central Oregon’s only nighttime skiing and snowboarding experience, and it’s a blast for those who head up to the mountain, as NewsChannel…
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HSCO’s annual ‘Pup Crawl’ underway
The Humane Society of Central Oregon’s 9th annual month-long ‘Pup Crawl’ fundraiser got underway this weekend at 10 Barrel Westside. A total of 11…
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Do C.O. domestic violence calls really surge on Super Bowl Sunday?
It’s often said that domestic violence incident reports spike on Super Bowl Sunday, but area statistics show the calls to be similar to other…
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