The political movie of the year tells the story of an odyssey: A grizzled war veteran in exile, desperate to return home to his family and country, leading a rump of an army through impossible odds as ...

A 24-year-old Bend woman was injured Saturday in Bend when a man accidentally fired a handgun, police said. Brandon Paul Ferris, 53, was showing a visitor a 9mm handgun at a home in the 63000 block of ...

When people say they want to find someone to grow old with, they’re hoping for the kind of life that Joan and Lewis Walton have. The couple — aged 96 and 97 — celebrated their 76th wedding anniversary ...

Another boutique hotel is coming to Bend’s north end, replacing the bankrupt Shilo Inn across from Macy’s. Field & Stream Lodge Co. recently pasted a sign over Shilo Inn’s former advertising ...

America’s favorite mustached coach is back on our screens again after three long, unwholesome years. That’s right! “Ted Lasso” has returned for season four on Apple TV+, and if you are like a 59% of ...

The Obsidian Trailhead near McKenzie Pass required a limited-entry permit for hikers long before any other trailheads in the Three Sisters Wilderness did. After a day spent there exploring the western ...

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Scientists are on the cusp of fulfilling a decades-long quest: to use vaccines to teach the immune system to spot and destroy cancer cells. News that an mRNA cancer vaccine developed by Merck & Co.

Forecasts call for mid-80 degree highs this weekend as temperatures drop and, hopefully, smoke subsides. Expect clear skies all weekend. This will be my last “Heading outside” column. We’re cutting it ...

A Central Oregon-based ammunition manufacturer hosted the grand opening of its new Redmond location on Saturday. Nosler, a gun and ammo company once based in Bend, opened its 75,000-square-foot ...

Wine and beer leaders said tariffs are crushing their already struggling industries, resulting in retaliation from U.S. trading partners, uncertainty and higher business costs. The discussion was held ...

Oregon’s unemployment rate of 5.2% is above the national rate of 4.1%. The number of Oregonians who live below the federal poverty level and/or can’t afford many of life’s necessities is 41%. Those ...