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Gov. Kotek announced that Malheur County meets the criteria to be included in the Homelessness State of Emergency she declared on her first day in office

Medford, OR – According to the statement, Gov. Kotek reportedly made the decision to include Malheur ...

By Tony Cooper

March 20, 2023

Local News

ODOT recently activated two new cameras and other safety features in the steep S curve along Northwest Cornelius Pass Road between Skyline Boulevard and St. Helens Road, U.S. 30

Medford, OR – According to the statement, these cameras are among a series of improvements between ...

By Tony Cooper

March 18, 2023

Oregon

Bridge girder deliveries will begin Monday, March 20, for two projects in Yamhill County, officials say

Medford, OR – According to the state officials, there may be traffic delays on Three ...

By Tony Cooper

March 18, 2023

Local News

66-year-old man shooting into a herd of elk near Nehalem killed one and mortally wounded at least three others, while illegally shooting from a road and in the direction Hwy 101

Medford, OR – According to the state officials, the 66-year-old man, who was not identified, ...

By Tony Cooper

March 17, 2023

Oregon

Oregon’s Marine Reserves Program plans to return to the ports of Garibaldi and Port Orford this spring and fall in the latest installment of this unique way

Medford, OR – According to the state officials, this is reportedly a unique way for coastal ...

By Tony Cooper

March 17, 2023

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The Medford Fire Department partnered with members of the LDS, Unete, South Medford High School Red Cross Club, St. Mary’s High School and other community volunteers for the Sound the Alarm Campaign

Medford, OR – According to the statement, the Medford Fire Department reportedly partnered with members ...

By Tony Cooper

March 17, 2023

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The Bend City Council will begin to consider how to protect Bend’s urban tree canopy, which is a term that refers to the part of a city that is shaded by trees

Bend, OR – According to the city officials, councilors will learn about how existing tree ...

By Tony Cooper

March 16, 2023

Local News

The City’s 2023 street preservation work begins in April as councilors approved a paving contract and a slurry seal contract

Bend, OR – According to the city officials, the City of Bend is preparing to ...

By Tony Cooper

March 16, 2023

Local News

Medford Fire Department crews raised over $5,000 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Medford, OR – According to the Medford Fire Department officials, this amazing event was held at ...

By Tony Cooper

March 15, 2023

Local News

The Medford Police Department needs your help reuniting these stolen items with its owners

Medford, OR – According to the Medford Police Department, the stolen items are: -Gray Velowave ...

By Tony Cooper

March 14, 2023

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Prosecutor of the Year recognized for successfully handling high-profile poaching case

The Bend Police Department will host National Night Out on Tuesday, August 6, 2024

The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office introduced rescued quarter horse

The City Council has approved significant amendments to City codes regulating the preservation of trees during development, aiming to balance urban growth with environmental stewardship

Oregon State Treasury announced $566.8 million General Obligation Bond offering through its Buy Oregon Bonds Program

Oregon is one of only five states to receive $25,000 grant that will help make walking, biking, and scooting safer for young people in an underserved area of Oregon

The Oregon Conservation and Recreation Advisory Committee will meet online on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024

The Oregon Department of Revenue announced that all taxpayers preparing their own returns in 2024 can file electronically at no cost using one of Oregon’s free file options

The State of Oregon fined four businesses a combined $44,600 in May for willful violations of state regulations meant to protect workers from COVID-19

What are the symptoms of the AstraZeneca vaccine blood clotting and how long does the risk last?

The OHA reported 867 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 10 more COVID-19 related deaths

The Oregon Health Authority reported 1,010 new cases and 2 new deaths related to COVID-19

39-year-old man dead after a shooting in the Foster-Powell Neighborhood, police say

Disturbance in the Forest Park Neighborhood has prompted activation of Portland’s Special Emergency Reaction Team and Crisis Negotiation Team

Shooting on Northeast Glisan Street and Northeast 122nd Avenue sends one person to the hospital

13-year-old boy was shot and critically wounded in the Hazelwood Neighborhood

Brown says schools can open if they wish

Medford School Board Asks State To Ease In-Person Learning Restrictions

Student Sustainability Center director, McNair Scholar wins Scholastic Achievement Award

OSHA proposes fines against Grace Cascade Christian High School

The Bend City Council unanimously approved the contract to begin the Midtown Crossings Greenwood Avenue pilot project and the Second Street waterline project

Holiday waste recycling tips

RV park provides shelter for Asante employees displaced by fires

‘Great Conjunction’ of Jupiter and Saturn will be the closest in nearly 800 years

Gov. Kotek announced that Malheur County meets the criteria to be included in the Homelessness State of Emergency she declared on her first day in office

ODOT recently activated two new cameras and other safety features in the steep S curve along Northwest Cornelius Pass Road between Skyline Boulevard and St. Helens Road, U.S. 30

Bridge girder deliveries will begin Monday, March 20, for two projects in Yamhill County, officials say

66-year-old man shooting into a herd of elk near Nehalem killed one and mortally wounded at least three others, while illegally shooting from a road and in the direction Hwy 101

Oregon’s Marine Reserves Program plans to return to the ports of Garibaldi and Port Orford this spring and fall in the latest installment of this unique way

The Medford Fire Department partnered with members of the LDS, Unete, South Medford High School Red Cross Club, St. Mary’s High School and other community volunteers for the Sound the Alarm Campaign

The Bend City Council will begin to consider how to protect Bend’s urban tree canopy, which is a term that refers to the part of a city that is shaded by trees

The City’s 2023 street preservation work begins in April as councilors approved a paving contract and a slurry seal contract

Medford Fire Department crews raised over $5,000 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

The Medford Police Department needs your help reuniting these stolen items with its owners

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The local community is invited to an open house from on Thursday, Feb. 29, at Bend Municipal Court to learn about the Bend Bikeway Project, review potential design configurations and provide input

City officials are inviting you to join them for two upcoming Listening Sessions on the Transportation Fee to give the public an opportunity to share its feedback with the City Council

The Bend Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Board will consider approval of three amendments to the MTIP at their next meeting

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