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100 YEARS AGO For the week ending July 11, 1926 Movement of Glaciers Unusual. Is Predicted That there will be an unusual movement of glaciers in the Central Oregon Cascades […]
Bend businesses are getting ready to burn $90,000 on July 4 — almost literally. On top of Pilot Butte, preparations are underway for the annual Fourth of July fireworks show, […]
Lawmakers watered down their original legislation to focus on data handled by state agencies A new law could result in state agencies severing their contracts with data brokers who obtain […]
One of Deschutes County’s two established wolf packs appears to have failed to produce pups this year, while the county’s other resident pack likely added another litter despite several wolf […]
The state’s congressional delegation picked a gemstone, socks, “Portlandia” sheet music, photos and more What would help Americans 250 years from now understand the Oregon of 2026? For the eight […]
State fire officials are urging Oregonians to exercise caution with fireworks ahead of a hot, dry Fourth of July weekend, but they’re not issuing new statewide restrictions on their sale […]
Not everything in the newly-released report of the Governor’s Prosperity Council is uncontroversial, or should be, or points specifically to major systemic problems that limit Oregon’s economic growth. B...
Construction crews have completed over half of a $43.6 million, multi-year road project to introduce three roundabouts and updates to two major roads in east Redmond. The city’s Eastside Arterial […]
Oregon Health Authority director Dr. Sejal Hathi will step down effective Aug. 1 Oregon’s top public health official is stepping down from her role after two and a half years. […]
A Warm Springs man was sentenced in Portland on Monday to 15 years in federal prison after sexually exploiting a minor, recording it, and uploading it online. Scott Bradford, U.S. […]
We’re back to warm, sunny Central Oregon summer weather this weekend. As highs are expected to reach in the mid-80s both days, it should be a beautiful Fourth of July. […]
This March, Redmond residents were provided with greater access to mental health needs. However, the program is not for those in crisis, but for their loved ones. The National Alliance […]
The Deschutes Historical Museum is celebrating 250 years of the United States by inviting visitors to reflect on the country’s history through the new exhibit, “The Moments That Made US.” […]
Bend Mayor Melanie Kebler and City Manager Eric King toured a nearly-completed affordable housing community in east Bend Tuesday afternoon. The development, called Nine Peaks, is set to open by […]
Design renderings for artwork for the Empire Avenue and 18th Street roundabout in north Bend will be on display July 3-18 at the Larkspur Community Center and Scalehouse Annex Gallery, […]
Dangerous drivers: Keep your eyes peeled. Last month, the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office introduced two unmarked cars to its traffic patrol unit. The retrofitted vehicles were outfitted with junkyard sc...
REDMOND — In late March, Idaho State’s basketball season had ended and Evan Otten’s phone would not stop ringing. For a month, as many as 10 phone calls a day […]
A nonprofit organization has raised about $10 million toward construction of what would become Central Oregon’s first year-round indoor ice facility and is seeking another $30 million to complete the […]
State wildlife officials voted to keep funding the Rock Creek fish hatchery near Roseburg despite fire damage, rising water temperatures and structural losses A 100-year-old fish hatchery on the North […]
Ducks coach Mark Wasikowski’s top assistant trades green and yellow for Longhorns’ burnt orange Of all the hits Oregon baseball has taken this offseason, Jack Marder may prove the most […]
Ducks add two four-star recruits to ever-growing list of 2027 verbal commitments Oregon football’s 2027 recruiting class got deeper Wednesday, adding a pair of four-star defensive backs. The Ducks secured...
Coen Niclai, a former Marlins draft pick, returns to state of Oregon to join Beavers for 2027 Oregon State baseball secured a big-time commitment at a position of need on […]
The Redmond Police Department is buying six new drones as officers say its current fleet is close to obsolete. City council awarded a $410,762 contract in its June 23 meeting […]
Camp Fire Central Oregon is calling on the public for donations in the face of a $150,000 shortfall in anticipated funding. PacificSource is facing federal cuts and had to withdraw […]