Aviano RDM LLC filed a legal complaint against the city of Redmond after losing its food and beverage bid for the new airport terminal, now it’s lost retail as well A national airport hospitality ...

Bend’s incoming city councilor is excited to get to work on issues the council has already been focused on: housing and environmental initiatives. Elana Reinholtz, 37, will take over the seat of ...

Because he was willing to risk his life in a flaming building to save a prized violin, J. M. Sharp, elderly employee of the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co., is in the Lumberman’s Hospital today, his hands ...

To ensure they do not lose any of their federal food assistance benefits, Oregonians should respond today to mailed notices from state officials seeking more information to verify their income, ...

Archaeology students from the University of Oregon finished up another summer in Central Oregon, helping to shape a clearer understanding of human existence on the continent. The students joined other ...

Across the country, candidates are running unapologetically on Medicare for All — and winning. In just the last several months, three Democratic contenders for U.S. Senate seats clinched primary ...

NEW YORK — The Supreme Court on Friday lifted restrictions on a controversial federal voter database before November’s elections, granting President Donald Trump a temporary win in his aggressive ...

We wonder if Oregon has the balance right on K-12 education on cheerleaders versus critics. Here is how the Oregon Department of Education headlined an email about a new state audit of Oregon ...

Redmond Police Department used its newly acquired drones to help locate theft suspects on the run in an undeveloped area east of Northwest Sixth Street Tuesday. Early Tuesday morning Redmond police ...

When Ian Gray looked for an apartment to rent in Bend earlier this year, he had something not available only a few years ago: a choice. Gray, who moved to Bend for a job as the city’s first-ever urban ...

On a warm afternoon near Bend’s new Central Library, property developer Gary Miller stood beside a stretch of freshly-graded land and pointed in nearly every direction. A hospital over there.

The government-sanctioned homeless camp in the juniper woodlands north of Bend has grown significantly faster than anticipated, and its numbers will likely continue to rise, city of Bend officials ...