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- Washington kills 2 wolves to prevent preying on cattle
- Ill-fated Oregon wildfire map didn't affect insurance, regulators say
- Young children in Oregon to get continuous Medicaid coverage
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- Fate of Worrell Wayside park could be decided by voters
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A team of Oregon State University brewing researchers and bioengineers from a company called Berkeley Yeast has demonstrated that a strain of genetically modified yeast can intensify beer’s ho…
Google is shutting down Stadia, its cloud streaming service for video games, in light of low adoption rates among users, the company announced Thursday on its news portal, The Keyword. Players…
- House approves scaled-down bill targeting Big Tech dominance
- US long-term mortgage rates up for 6th week; 30-year at 6.7%
- Homeowners see slower equity gains as housing market cools
- Tiny Oregon town hosts first wind-solar-battery 'hybrid' plant
- 'Yum, what is this?' Café Yumm co-founder remembered for culinary boldness
- Nation's consumer watchdog taking aim at 'buy now, pay later' lenders
- California governor signs laws to boost housing production
- Amazon unveils bedside device that tracks sleeping patterns
- Redmond store finds connections between customers and their food
- Drama and eye candy abound in, around "Don't Worry Darling"
- Learn how to empower BIPOC communities at COCC’s October events
- The 2022 Bend Fall Festival promises autumn vibes and loads of family fun
- Movie times for the week of Sept. 29-Oct. 5
- The Barn in Sisters, a tap house and food cart lot, is charmingly rustic
- Angeline's Bakery and Café is a gluten-free, vegan paradise in Sisters
- Jade MacRae’s fresh start continues at High Desert Music Hall in Redmond
- Bandcampin' at Sisters Folk Festival
- Explore Calendar Sept. 23-29
- Highline festival balances a good time at Smith Rock
- Classic bird hunting at Gateway Canyon Preserve near Madras
- Mountain biking: Rediscover the popular Deschutes River Trail
- Though painful to see, wildfire is linked to forest health
- Talking cryptid hotspots with author J.W. Ocker
- Explore Calendar Sept. 16-22
- Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions
- Protest against Lemon Gulch mountain biking project planned for Saturday
- How to visit the elusive north side of Mount Hood, home of big views and beautiful trails
- Editorial: ODOT failed to comply with public records law
- Editorial: Another shelter is closer to opening in Bend
- Editorial: Leader needed for the board of the Bend-La Pine Schools
- Letters to the editor: Water shortages should be top of mind; Rally for reproductive rights; Why does Wyden need commercials?; Tony DeBone for county commissioner; Re-elect DeBone to the commission
- Editorial: Can state government be the hero and save Oregonians $2 billion on health care?
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WASHINGTON — For the first time in a decade, Americans will pay less next year on monthly premiums for Medicare’s Part B plan, which covers routine doctors’ visits and other outpatient care.
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- CBO: White House plan to cancel student loan debt costs $400 billion
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