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Developing: 40,000 Southern Californians ordered to evacuate amid threat of chemical explosion

By Dennis Romero – NBC News An estimated 40,000 people in Orange County, California, have been ordered to evacuate over fears that a tank containing a toxic chemical may explode, officials said Friday. Authorities in Orange County said they’re unable to control the valves on a tank at an aerospace manufacturing facility in Garden Grove. “It

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Alfalfa Fire District Rescinds Policy Days Before Federal Hearing, District Remains Under State Investigation

ALFALFA, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Alfalfa Fire District Board has rescinded their policy restricting access to district facilities following public meetings. KTVZ News was present at the board’s meeting Friday afternoon where our reporter, Spencer Sacks, was informed the policy had been rescinded. Alfalfa Fire District Board – Policy RescindedDownload On Tuesday, May 26th –

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Mt. Bachelor invests in modernization project for Northwest chairlift

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Mt. Bachelor has begun a significant modernization project on its Northwest chairlift, with construction activities commencing in May. The multi-faceted initiative aims to enhance the lift’s reliability, operational efficiency and accessibility during and after storm cycles. Project completion is scheduled before the 2026/27 winter season. This modernization is part of a

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Happening Next: Learn About Homeownership Opportunities at an Affordable Home Fair

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Central Oregon residents are invited to a free Affordable Homeownership Fair on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at Redmond City Hall. NeighborImpact HomeSource will host the event, connecting attendees with local affordable housing developers and resources for homebuyer education and eligibility. The fair is part of NeighborWorks Week, which

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Summer-like feel for Memorial Day weekend

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – We’re tracking warmer temperatures as we head into Memorial Day weekend, often considered the unofficial start to summer. Temperatures have been steadily climbing across Central Oregon this week. The lack of movement from high pressure off the coast has kept conditions dry and temperatures running above normal. Highs today will reach

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One Class at a Time: Native American leader educates Pine Ridge fourth graders on culture and regalia

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) Laurie Danzuka, who leads the Native American Success Collective, recently visited fourth-grade students at Pine Ridge Elementary. Danzuka shared Native American heritage and culture with the students as part of their ongoing studies. The presentation was featured as part of the “One Class at a Time” segment. The Native American Success Collective

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