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The Bend Police Department is seeking community members to serve on an advisory council. The Police Chief’s Advisory Council gives community members the opportunity to advise Chief of Police Mike […]
Beavers rising sophomore Ethan Porter finishes triple shy of cycle in WCL All-Star game win, picks up MVP Honors The West Coast League named Oregon State sophomore Ethan Porter MVP […]
Bend Endurance Academy (BEA), a premier youth sports nonprofit in Central Oregon, has officially opened registration for its fall mountain bike and climbing programs. According to a news release, the […]
It’s going to be a great week to jump in a river or head to a Cascade Lake. Temperatures are edging toward 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The high is 87 degrees […]
Ducks coach Mark Wasikowski taps Ryan Fineman as recruiting coordinator, assistant coach Ducks baseball head coach Mark Wasikowski announced Thursday that Oregon hired Ryan Fineman to serve as the team’s [...
The city of Bend will end plans to create an economic improvement district for the neighborhood east of downtown Bend after a super-majority of property owners did not support the […]
Not much has changed in the nearly two decades of the High Cascades 100 mountain bike race. The course has varied throughout the years, but the formula of mountain bikes, […]
The website says it has taken down her personal information, but the case may not be over A Portland-based architect is dropping a novel anti-doxing lawsuit against a website targeting […]
In a state full of wild places, the Blue Mountains of northeast Oregon stand out above the rest. This large region spans a massive diversity of habitats and landscapes, ranging […]
The Redmond Police Department will host “National Night Out” on Tuesday, Aug. 4 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Centennial Park. The event is to promote community building among Redmond […]
The headwaters of the Metolius River continue to flow near historic lows, with new measurements showing only modest improvement despite several years of near-average snowpack in the Cascades. The Oregon […]
Thunderstorms that blew across north central Oregon on Wednesday evening sparked multiple brush fires. One of the largest as of Thursday morning was the Crosswhite Fire, which burned more than […]
Oregon is one of 12 recipients of National Science Foundation funding to support the semiconductor industry Oregon secured $15 million in federal funding to grow the state’s semiconductor industry, and […]
From July 16-18, several Central Oregon police departments will be on watch for common driving safety concerns. The work will be done in coordination with the Central Oregon Multi-Agency Traffic […]
The nearly $30 million settlement with generic drug manufacturer Glenmark is part of a series of antitrust cases against dozens of companies since 2016 The fifth pharmaceutical company sued by […]
The governor hinted that lawmakers would be more ready to tap state reserves as they make difficult decisions over where to spend money PORTLAND — Gov. Tina Kotek said Tuesday […]
Head injuries, broken bones and deep cuts surge during summer in the St. Charles Bend emergency room. “The trauma can be very widely assorted given the activities that are out […]
Oregon health officials have recorded a handful of verified cases of a parasitic intestinal illness in the state over the past two months, as outbreaks involving the disease continue to […]
Lawsuit aims to block merger of two of the world’s leading film companies Twelve Democratic-led states on Monday sued to block Paramount’s $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The […]
Wholesalers sued the state last year, effectively halting the rollout of Oregon’s new package disposal and recycling charges for companies PORTLAND — Last year, Oregon became the first state to […]
The Crooked River Roundup horse races are celebrating a milestone that event director Doug Smith finds hard to believe. “It’s our 60th year,” he said. “That’s a long time ago, […]
A total of 16 couples were married or renewed their vows between innings of Portland Pickles’ game Saturday On a warm Saturday night at Walker Stadium in Portland’s Lents Park, […]
The Too Good To Go app bills itself as the world’s largest marketplace for surplus food. It allows customers to pre-order “surprise bags” at a fraction of the retail price. […]
The Jefferson County Fair & Rodeo will have a carnival after all. The 541 Bounce Experience will offer waterslides, bounce houses, carnival games, obstacle courses and “more daring, interactive games” […]