A Bend woman who drugged children at her unlicensed daycare so she could leave them alone to go tanning faces nearly three dozen years in prison.
January Neatherlin pleaded guilty yesterday.
Prosecutors are asking for a 35-year sentence.
Bend woman who drugged kids at daycare so she could leave and tan is guilty
Free tax preparation services at OSU-Cascades
BEND, Ore. – Oregon State University – Cascades will host free tax preparation appointments for qualifying families and individuals Feb. 9 through April 15. Appointments are available between 5:30 and 9 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays, and
Prescribed Burn Planned Southeast of Bend
The Deschutes National Forest plans to conduct prescribed burning operations on the Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District starting Monday and will continue ignitions through the week if conditions favorable. Firefighters plan to conduct prescribed burning operations on the
NeighborImpact Supports Local TSA Workers
NeighborImpact responded with more than $5,000 in gift cards to help local TSA officers and their families keep groceries on the table and everyday essentials within reach while pay remains disrupted. At Redmond Municipal Airport, a partial
Several Drivers Cited For Exceeding 100 MPH on Hwy 97
The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office is urging drivers to slow down after three recent incidents involving extremely high speeds—one of which included a driver traveling more than 115 miles per hour and arrested for DUII. One deputy
Think Wild and Cascadia Wild Partner to Expand Rare Carnivore Monitoring to Central Oregon
Think Wild and Cascadia Wild are partnering to expand rare carnivore monitoring efforts in Central Oregon through volunteer-powered community science, building on Cascadia Wild’s long-running Wolverine Tracking Project, which began in 2001. Target species include wolverines, Sierra
