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 ...

Restaurants and food carts are inspected at least twice a year by Deschutes County Health Department employees. Inspectors look for risk factors that could increase the potential for food-borne ...

Editor’s note: This story discusses sexual assault. If you’ve been sexually assaulted, you can call the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network helpline at 800-656-4673 or chat with someone from RAINN ...

Several organizations in Central Oregon received grants that will be used to fund projects ranging from e-bikes to electric vehicles and charging stations. The projects are all located in Pacific ...

Caldera’s Brooke Chapin delivers a pitch during Tuesday’s Class 5A state semifinal softball game against Crater at Caldera High. (Dean Guernsey/The Bulletin) Player of the Year: Cadence Kennedy, ...

Brian Rathbone has been the sports reporter for the Bulletin since 2019. He likes playing basketball, running and spending time with his dog, Rodger.

Deschutes County residents looking to learn the ins and outs of local government can apply for the county’s free, 10-week county college program. The county is accepting applications through July 10 ...

DENVER — Days before the beginning of Pride Month in June, a glamorous drag queen with long, wavy red hair, a matching mustache and carabiner earrings stared into a camera and levied a strong ...