In observance of Juneteenth, the U.S. Postal Service will suspend regular mail deliveries on Friday, June 19. Therefore, there will be no Friday print Bulletin newspaper. But today’s edition includes ...
The potential for new legislation comes after a series of high-profile disputes between lawmakers that have prompted official complaints Oregon lawmakers could try again to streamline the state ...
Editorial cartoon for 6/14 ...
Ducks jump into top five of national recruiting rankings with latest five-star commitment The Oregon Ducks have their latest five-star commitment secured. On Tuesday, five-star wide receiver Dakota ...
A half hour before the Redmond Farmers Market officially opened, more than 20 people were already lined up in front of the small Maison Kokoro stall. The smell of torched marshmallow and oily sesame ...
If we aren’t careful with drinking water in Deschutes County, it’s going to be a mess. Already in the southern part of the county, nitrates leaching out from septic systems threaten drinking water ...
The Bulletin held its third annual Athletes of the Year/Athletes of the Week ceremony Wednesday night at Greg’s Grill in Bend. Winners of Athlete of the Week from throughout the school year were ...
Protestors line the intersection of Newport Avenue and Wall Street on Saturday in prelude to the “Rise Up, Sing Out” concert in protest of authoritarian government in New York on Sunday. Local Bend ...
Bend’s is going through a slow, extended breakup with free parking downtown. It got a minor twist Wednesday night. We know many of you don’t want to lose free parking downtown. But it’s coming. The ...
About one in five Chinook juveniles tested in the Upper Klamath River near the Oregon-California border were infected with lethal levels of the parasite Earlier this month, in an act of urgency after ...
Most child detentions in Oregon have taken place in Dexter’s district, which consists of most of Portland east of the Willamette River and towns including Gresham, Hood River and Sandy The Oregon ...