The FBI’s Child Exploitation Task Force, working with a number of local and state partner agencies in Oregon, recovered two child sex trafficking victims as part of a national and international operation in the past week. The FBI and the National Center for Missing Read More
Deer and elk hunting Rifle deer hunting continues in western Oregon. Remember Cascade units are closed for Cascade Elk season running Oct. 14-20. Conditions for big game hunting are improving with the rain. See reports below or the Big Game Hunting Forecast for what to Read More
Central Oregon–As fall weather brings more moisture, shorter days, and cooler temperatures, fuels specialists are beginning to burn piles across the Deschutes National Forest. Beginning this week and continuing through the next few months depending on conditions, Read More
Don’t fall for phone scams targeting utility customers Bend, Ore–Oct. 16, 2017–Pacific Power is reminding customers to be aware of phone scams that target utility customers. In the last week, customers in Central Oregon have reported receiving fraudulent Read More
Facing flat to declining revenue, inflation on labor and medical supply expenses and reimbursement impacts due to decisions made by the state legislature, St. Charles Health System is working to close a $25-$35 million gap in operating income for 2018. Closing that gap is Read More
PRINEVILLE, Ore. – Fire managers on the Ochoco National Forest plan to conduct a 200-acre under burn near McKay Creek this week, about 14 miles northeast of Prineville, as weather conditions permit. This prescribed burn is part of an ongoing series of treatments in the Read More
AMC/Gene Page(NEW YORK) — Sunday night’s season 8 debut of AMC’s The Walking Dead is also the hit show’s 100th episode. Executive producers David Alpert and Robert Kirkman, the latter, the creator of the comic series that spawned the AMC show, have Read More
