COCC sues VA over $3 million in alleged overpayments to veteran aviation students
In an effort to protect the rights of veteran aviation students, Central Oregon Community College said Friday it has filed a complaint in U.S.…
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Oregon hospitals to receive $291 million from federal coronavirus bill
Oregon’s congressional delegation announced Friday that 3,454 hospitals in Oregon will receive $291 million to enhance their coronavirus response…
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Bend-La Pine Schools add 2 Grab and Go meal sites
Bend-La Pine Schools is adding two new school sites – for a total of 10 school locations – to its free Grab and Go meal locations beginning Monday.…
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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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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The City of Bend will be releasing a weekly road and traffic report each Friday during peak construction season to help members…
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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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NeighborImpact helps Crook County schools with emergency child care
PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ)– School districts across the state scrambled to put plans in place after Governor Kate Brown’s March 23 order. The order…
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City Club of C.O., League of Women Voters move candidate forums online
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — City Club of Central Oregon and the League of Women Voters of Deschutes County have partnered to bring you a series of five…
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U.S. Postal Service adapts to safely deliver the mail
SEATTLE (KTVZ) — COVID-19 has changed many daily routines, but delivering mail and packages is not one of those changes. To help keep the public and…
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St. Charles launches Hero Fund to support caregivers on COVID-19’s front lines
In recognition of the sacrifices of those on the front lines caring for COVID-19 patients in Central Oregon, St. Charles is launching a new fund…
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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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Bend police conduct pair of raids
Bend police have yet to reveal many details about two raids that took place on Thursday, one on NE Moonlight…
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Three rural hospitals get Oregon’s first COVID-19 rapid testing instruments
Three rural hospitals in Curry, Morrow and Lake counties are the first in Oregon to receive COVID-19 rapid testing…
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ODFW closing hunting, fishing to non-residents
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife said Thursday it is closing recreational hunting, fishing, crabbing and clamming to…
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Bend Police report : Use of force decreased in 2019
Says Crisis Intervention Training is a key way to avoid force BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Bend Police Department has completed and released its 2019…
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Scouts in Central Oregon adapt by going digital
Many groups in Central Oregon and across the country have gone digital amid this coronavirus pandemic. The latest one to make the switch are the…
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Alfalfa Market Road paving project begins Monday
Paving work on Alfalfa Market Road will begin on Monday at 7 a.m. The project includes paving of Alfalfa Market Road, beginning near the Powell Butte…
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Despite sunny, warmer weather, Oregon officials plead: Stick close to home
The message from those on the front lines responding to the COVID-19 outbreak in Oregon is: Please continue to stay home to save lives … even when…
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