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- Phil vs Phil: Chang, Henderson vie Deschutes County Commission seat
- Central Oregon COVID-19 case count
- Lawmakers approve money for wildfire bills, housing aid
- Water conservation is no pipe dream for Ochoco Irrigation District
- Oregon elementary teacher indicted on child porn charges
- Counterprotesters sue alleged Proud Boys affiliates
- 'It’s got to stop': Rancher reports mutilated cow outside of Ukiah
- Looking for a home in Bend? Bring cash, patience and flexibility
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Six months into the pandemic and the Redmond Airport, like many other regional airports, is still far from its normal capacity.
Hemp researchers at Oregon State University are convening a new working group to study the effects of wildfire smoke on the versatile crop following another brutal wildfire season across the West.
- Researchers to study impacts of wildfire smoke on hemp
- Tigard defense contractor PacStar sells for $400 million cash
- Nursery crops top list of Oregon commodities
- Black man sues Wells Fargo, says he was denied service
- Major virus outbreak hits Warrenton seafood processor
- Sales of new homes surge 4.8% in August
- US jobless claims remain elevated in sign of gradual recovery
- Laird Superfoods sets price for public offering
- Stocks close sharply lower as tech sector takes another hit
- Steelhead season set to peak on Lower Deschutes
- Snowboards continue to evolve
- A clean Deschutes River Triple Crown run means avoiding a bootie beer
- Dig for history in the Ochoco National Forest
- Top picks: Central Oregon lakes
- Exploring the Strawberries
- Bachelor announces winter plans
- Another successful rafting trip in Maupin
- Kayaking the high lakes
- New book serves up 20 true tales of Alaska adventures
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President Donald Trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes the year he ran for president and in his first year in the White House, according to a report Sunday in The New York Times.
WASHINGTON — Four years ago, Amy Coney Barrett was a little-known law professor in Indiana. Within weeks, she is likely to be the newest associate justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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