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- As Portland nears car theft record, victims band together to find stolen vehicles
- Court strikes down school district ban on political signs
- Central Oregon veterans return from Honor Flight
- Redmond man makes his home among the juniper and sage brush
- Arnold Irrigation District patrons pivot toward new farming methods as drought persists
- Group gathers to save Bill Worrell Wayside park
- Bend Police: Woman's dispute with stepmother leads to stabbing
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Seventeen years ago, a pregnant Luz Monroy, of Redmond, needed medical help.
ST. PAUL — The first hint of harvest time in one of the nation’s major hop-growing regions is obvious: All along the backroads of Oregon’s Willamette Valley are trucks overflowing with ropes o…
- Google is training its robots to be more like humans
- Dow sinks to 2022 low as recession fears roil world markets
- Oil falls below $80 en route to biggest run of weekly losses this year
- New program helps finance commercial energy-saving projects
- U.S. watchdog estimates $45.6 billion in pandemic unemployment fraud
- Boeing will pay $200 million to settle charges with SEC
- Portland startup Field Day launches website to connect businesses with volunteer opportunities
- Oregon's top agriculture official testifies before U.S. Senate committee
- Tiny Coos Bay positions itself as an answer to global freight bottlenecks
- Explore Calendar Sept. 23-29
- Redmond Calendar Sept. 22-28
- Gallery openings and exhibits in Central Oregon
- Author Kevin Fedarko to speak in Bend
- Bend photographer Gary Calicott captures local music in B&W series
- You can't see Bowie live, but you can see the next best thing
- Popular 20-Dollar Art Show returns to High Desert Museum
- Teton Gravity Research premieres Magic Hour, its 27th annual ski and snowboard film
- 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
- Pamelia Lake hike near Mount Jefferson offers stunning Cascade views and water scenery
- In-season scouting for hot weather, high country elk
- Editorial: State needs focus on dental staff shortage
- Guest Column: Oliver Tatom for Deschutes County Commission
- Letters to the editor: Care for the mentally ill; The vulgar chant; Gun statistics and gun regulations
- Historical editorial: Oppose new irrigation rules
- Letters to the editor: Vote Morgan Schmidt because she does her homework
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SEATTLE — A Washington State Patrol trooper who was shot Thursday while on duty in Walla Walla was flown to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle for treatment.
LOS ANGELES — A fault system running nearly 70 miles along the coast of Los Angeles and Orange counties has the potential to trigger a magnitude 7.8 earthquake, according to a new study that i…
- Today in History: September 24, "60 Minutes" premieres
- Trooper shot, flown to Seattle; suspect appears in court
- Southern California fault could cause massive earthquake, study shows
- Today in History: September 23, Nixon's "Checkers" speech
- Earthquake in Mexico jostles water in cave 1,500 miles away in Death Valley
- At United Nations, younger leaders rise
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