Michael Kohn

A major road rerouting and renovation project on Highway 97 in Terrebonne is underway, creating traffic congestion for those passing through but also hope for a safer driving experience in the future. 

Since the federal government shutdown began last week, thousands of U.S. Forest Service employees have been furloughed — including those responsible for protecting public lands from wildfires and managing fire suppression efforts.

After a hiatus that lasted over a century, beavers are making a comeback on the South Fork of the Crooked River.

Irrigation districts in Central Oregon are preparing for winter water shut-offs to patrons, an annual event that dries up canals around the region, lowers the Deschutes River and allows Wickiup and other reservoirs time to refill ahead of next year's agricultural season. 

When Steve and Cheri Helt lived in New York City more than two decades ago, their go-to spots for a quick meal were usually one of that city’s numerous delicatessens.

A new food truck pod and taphouse with an aviation theme is preparing for takeoff in southwest Bend.

A program from the City of Bend and Commute Options to distribute free e-bikes to qualified owners has wrapped up, with nearly 70 bikes distributed to local residents. 

Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office Animal Control seized nearly 50 animals from a home on Elk Lane in Alfalfa and arrested resident Lorinda Maxwell on 49 counts of second-degree animal neglect.

Bend landmark up for sale offers retail space, offices and a friendly ghost

Cuts could raise premiums for 12,300 local families, officials say U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., made a stop in Bend this week to put a spotlight on President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” and the impacts he says the bill will have on ordinary Americans trying to get health coverage. Speaking at the Deschutes […]