Redmond, Ore – The pivotal role of teachers has become especially evident in these last several months as schools have transitioned to distance learning in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Teachers have stepped up in countless,
Crook County was approved by the Governor’s Office and Oregon Health Authority (OHA) today for reopening under Phase I of the Reopening Framework. Crook County Health Department wants to take a moment to thank everyone for the
April 7, 2020 – As most Oregonians continue to stay inside, working remotely if possible, or finding ways to entertain and educate their children, it’s hard to remember that the world hasn’t stopped spinning. Medical personnel, first responders and
Today, a Deschutes County grand jury returned an indictment charging 35-year-old Bend resident Daniel Ray Stubblefield with charges related to his attempt to infect a Bend Police Officer with COVID-19. Specifically, Stubblefield was charged with one count
Redmond, OR – Beginning October 3, 2019, Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM) will add two new, twice weekly, nonstop flights to McCarran International Airport (LAS) and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (IWA). The Redmond-Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (LAS) flights begin Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019 and the
KQAK/Horizon Broadcasting has teamed up with the United Way of Deschutes County, for OVER THE EDGE. KQAK’s Dave Clemens and Austin Reed and others will be rappelling down the Oxford Hotel starting at 11a.m. Saturday Sept. 7th, in
A log truck driver was stranded for four and a half hours after rolling his rig on Highway 361 near Metolius. John Straight crashed around 2 o’clock Wednesday morning, but wasn’t discovered until 6:30. A helicopter took
The Bend City Council has a new member. Councilors chose Chris Piper to fill an open seat. Piper is a Vice President at Proforma. He’s a registered Republican. Democrats now hold four seats on the council and
The Jefferson County School District cancelled all classes today because of snowy, icy roads.
The blood test results of a woman who police say was high on drugs when she hit and killed a bicyclist can be used as evidence in her upcoming trial. Shantel Lynn Witt’s attorney tried to get
