Smokey the Bear’s 82nd birthday is coming up and the public has been invited to celebrate. The birthday celebration will be ...
A new reporter, Sydney Seymour, joined the Bulletin on Monday. In addition to running the Instagram, Seymour will cover a ...
Two Bend children, ages 9 and 10, reportedly missing since July 23, were located a week later. Julian and Mahina Hawes were found by the Oregon Department of Human Services on Tuesday, according to a ...
Deschutes County Health Department inspects restaurants and food carts at least twice a year looking for risk factors that could increase the potential for food-borne illness. Inspectors analyze ...
Every corner of Oregon is full of spectacular views. Whether you’re into verdant forests, high-climbing peaks, dramatic canyons or picture-perfect waterfalls, we’ve got it all nestled within our ...
Central Oregon firearm suicide rates are higher than both the state and nation, but a new initiative from the Central Oregon Suicide Prevention Alliance is working to decrease it with free firearm ...
Oregon Connects is one of several new nonprofits registered by the Data Center Coalition, an industry group backed by major tech companies Just days before the Oregon Legislature in March passed a one ...
If Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden and Representatives Cliff Bentz and Janelle Bynum want to serve our communities, they must not support the Fix Our Forests Act. I have over 30 years of federal ...
Prison rights advocates say the state could be doing more for incarcerated people facing heat in isolated conditions as climate change intensifies As triple-digit temperatures and heat advisories ...
Reaching the West Coast League playoffs might not be in the cards this summer for the Bend Elks. With nine games remaining in the season and coming off a road trip in which they dropped five of six ...
A Bend man was sentenced to prison for two counts of encouraging child sexual abuse in the first degree on Friday. Kyler Kramer, 23, was sentenced to nearly four years at the Oregon State Correction ...
Roughly 300 volunteers — including 47 divers and paddlers — roamed the banks and currents of the Deschutes River on Saturday, hunting for non-native invasive weeds and trash and lost items at the 30th ...
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