Deschutes DA: Bend officers justified in shooting woman after lengthy, wild chase
Deschutes County DA John Hummel said Friday that two Bend police officers were legally justified in firing 14 shots and wounding a Bend woman backing…
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Redmond photographer gives back on front porches
Redmond resident Katie Hilt of Tulips in August Photography is taking photos of families on their front porches amid the COVID-19 stay-home…
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C.O. photographers capture families’ lives at home
A Bend couple and a Redmond photographer are offering to take photos to document families as they stay close to home in a challenging…
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C.O. businesses donating cloth masks to St. Charles
Some Central Oregon businesses donated cloth masks for health care workers on Thursday in a project called Operation Inspire. If you want to help…
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Redmond police search for burglary suspect
Redmond police were searching in the area of SW 33rd Street and Quartz Avenue on Thursday for burglary suspect Mickey Moore,…
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A special Pay It Forward, for challenging times
In this extra-special COVID-19 edition of Pay It Forward, our sponsors decided to up the…
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Out & About: Super pics of the supermoon, and more
Lots of great photos of the “pink” supermoon this week! Plus plenty more fine views and scenes. Share yours at the Share…
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Big Ol’ Fish: A wide variety to share
Pictures and drawings of Big Ol’ Fish, from now and the past….we’ll take ’em…
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Bend neighborhood invites food truck to help small businesses
Northwest Bend residents off of Sundowner Lane and Newhall Place invite food truck, Curbside Bacon, to help business during these hard…
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Bend Soup Company releasing secret recipes to public
Dave Johns, the owner of Bend Soup Company, says it’s more important to give folks comfort food than to protect his soup secrets NewsChannel 21’s…
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Mask maker, mask maker…
Thousands of cloth masks are being made and given to St. Charles workers during this time of shortages. One group of businesses banded together in…
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Redmond church hosting supply drive for veterans
NewsChannel 21’s Jordan Williams spoke with the Connect Church’s co-pastor, Chaney Wilder. Wilder says she and her church wanted to do something to…
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Lights on to celebrate students
Central Oregon schools are turning on the football field lights to honor the students who are not at school due to the COVID-19…
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This year’s Eagle Watch is canceled, but the art contest goes on
Dozens of great young artists sent in their eagle pictures for the annual…
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‘Goggles for Docs’ is a rousing success
On the first day of the Mt Bachelor-sponsored drive, 250 pairs of goggles were donated for medical worker’s…
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Redmond Park and Rec sponsors teams for ‘Going the Social Distance’ virtual relay
The Redmond Area Park and Recreation District sponsors C.O. teams for the virtual relay race, Going the Social Distance which is taking place all…
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Bend company developing thermal sanitizer
A Bend tech company and partners are developing a fuel cell thermal heat sanitizer that it says can remove COVID-19 from places like hospital…
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Oregon DHS trying to meet rising demand for services
As the need for SNAP, TANF, and health benefits rises due to the coronavirus pandemic, state employees are trying to keep up with the number of…
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Goggles needed on the front lines
Mt Bachelor is collecting new or slightly used goggles for eye protection for medical workers. Take them to the Park N Ride for the next two days in…
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Iconic horse artwork near Sisters shows the times in which we live
The famous horse sculpture on Highway 20 east of Sisters has an added twist during the COVID-19…
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