5 things to know for October 31: Fires, N. Korea, impeachment, car makers, Facebook
It looks like the scariest thing about this Halloween may be the weather. Rain will blanket big parts of the country, possibly forcing some…
Continue ReadingIt looks like the scariest thing about this Halloween may be the weather. Rain will blanket big parts of the country, possibly forcing some…
Continue ReadingWe’ve all been there: you board your flight and get settled in, only to find out there’s an issue with the airplane and you’ve got…
Continue ReadingTwo federal judges in a Washington courthouse that stands between the US Capitol and the White House will consider on Thursday afternoon whether they…
Continue ReadingPresident Donald Trump’s refusal to sign an August memo releasing funds for Ukraine offers the latest evidence that the money was paused not as…
Continue ReadingA convicted rapist who was released in error from a Georgia prison last week has been captured more than 600 miles away, the Georgia Department of…
Continue ReadingCRESWELL, Ore. (AP) — Authorities say several severely neglected horses have been removed from a property south of Eugene. The Lane County…
Continue ReadingThe people of the UK voted to leave the European Union over three years and four months ago — and the country has been bickering about exactly…
Continue ReadingThe Redmond community came together on a cold Wednesday evening to light candles and remember the bright “little light” of one of its…
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A federal lawsuit filed Wednesday in Portland accused the Trump administration of preventing Americans from bringing their foreign spouses and…
Continue ReadingVolunteers from two Bend-area animal rescue groups climbed in a motor home Monday and drove down to Northern California to help rescue dogs in areas…
Continue Reading(Update: Adding comments, details) The city of Redmond is planning to expand its Quiet Street network in the upcoming year. Quiet Streets are a…
Continue ReadingThe Missouri state health department on Wednesday acknowledged that a spreadsheet was generated after officials looked at statewide abortion data.…
Continue ReadingThe U.S. Department of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced this week that Army Cpl. Norvin Dale Brockett, a Powell Butte resident who died in…
Continue ReadingThe State Department has agreed to produce some Ukraine-related documents by November 22, according to a joint court filing Wednesday night from the…
Continue ReadingThe alleged mastermind of a multibillion dollar corruption scandal that rocked Malaysia has struck a $700 million deal with the US government to end…
Continue ReadingThailand’s King has fired four more palace officials, the latest in a series of high profile public dismissals that include his own royal…
Continue ReadingJosh Hamilton, a former American League Most Valuable Player for the Texas Rangers, is accused of throwing his eldest daughter on a bed and beating…
Continue ReadingThe family of a woman killed at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, is trying to stop the hatred against the Hispanic community by suing 8chan and the…
Continue ReadingThe top US diplomat in Ukraine, Bill Taylor, will “fulfill his duty” and return to Capitol Hill to testify publicly if asked, according…
Continue ReadingOregon lawmakers approved a measure in June that would allow the state to adopt daylight saving time year-round. But not yet, as there are still…
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