The field is now set for some high-stakes November elections. Deschutes County voters will choose a sheriff, county commissioners, mayors in Bend and Redmond, the fate of a controversial map that ...

TORONTO — For decades, Canada built much of its prosperity on privileged access to the United States. Now, after the collapse of trade talks, one of the world’s closest and most durable alliances has ...

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 ...

What does Idaho Power’s planned exit from Eastern Oregon say about the ‘Greater Idaho’ movement? Enthusiasts of the Greater Idaho proposal, which proposes to shift much of eastern Oregon to ...

Several thousand Bendites and art enthusiasts from across the country are set to attend Central Oregon’s juried art and craft show, Art in the High Desert, over the weekend at Riverbend Park in Bend.

This is a developing story and may be updated. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, economic growth in Oregon has underperformed the nation’s. Now, the gap between the two is closing and the state’s economic ...

Few teams have experienced heartbreak deep in the postseason quite like Summit boys soccer. But after promising seasons came to bitter ends the past two years, and an offseason full of soccer, a ...

If seeing Horse Feathers live is something you’ve been meaning to do, don’t wait. Singer-songwriter Justin Ringle and his bandmates in the acclaimed chamber-folk band will be in Bend this weekend, ...

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 ...

Bend Park & Recreation District’s approximately $8 million project at Pine Nursery Park is nearing completion. A new full court basketball court, eight new pickleball courts, dark sky lighting and ...

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 ...