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- Firefighters continue to make progress on Bootleg Fire
- Judge refuses to block digging at lithium mine
- Culver woman gets 22 years in prison for killing boyfriend
- Portland mural defaced with white supremacist graffiti
- PERS Board lowers key investment earnings assumption
- Central Oregon COVID-19 case count
- Bend motorcyclist dies in crash near Suttle Lake
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California and New York City announced Monday that they would require all government employees to get the coronavirus vaccine or face weekly COVID-19 testing, and the Department of Veterans Af…
ONTARIO — Three years ago, Ontario became the first city in Malheur County to overturn the ban of cannabis sales. The city has reaped the benefits since, with almost $2.6 million in revenues e…
- Portland airline passengers climb back above 1M
- Portland startup raises $13 million
- Oregon reports second workplace death from June heat wave
- Sales of new homes fall 6.6% in June
- Bend business is small business
- Eastern Oregon feels the labor shortage
- Portland online learning company raises $50 million
- Vancouver biotech startup valued at $2B after IPO
- U.S. stocks hit record highs, with Dow breaching 35,000
- Father-daughter duo makes audience show’s stars
- County fair makes changes to maintain safety during pandemic
- Carnival offers new thrills after year away
- Meet Deschutes County Fair and Rodeo Queen Avalon Irwin
- Deschutes County Fair featuring eclectic concert line-up
- Explore calendar July 23-29
- Fair season kicks off in Central Oregon
- Let the arts ceremonies begin: Festival Faire, Art in the West, more
- Enhancing trail connections to Shevlin Park
- Take a dip in Central Oregon swimming holes this summer
- Top picks east of Bend
- Explore calendar July 16-22
- Making a racket: Pickleball challenge accepted
- Top picks for trails, parks in Bend
- Explore calendar July 9-15
- Conditions report for parks, trails around Bend
- Falling in love with mountain biking all over again
- For fly anglers and hikers, the cold, pristine Metolius River offers respite from the heat
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California and New York City announced Monday that they would require all government employees to get the coronavirus vaccine or face weekly COVID-19 testing, and the Department of Veterans Af…
SEATTLE — A Seattle-based Coast Guard icebreaker damaged by a shipboard fire in 2020 is back at sea this summer on a lengthy mission that will include an Arctic transit through the Northwest Passage.
- Seattle-based icebreaker will make Northwest Passage transit in new Arctic mission
- Facebook and YouTube spent a year fighting COVID-19 misinformation, but it's still spreading
- Snow leopard at San Diego Zoo catches COVID-19
- Today in History
- Sheriff's deputy killed in southwest Washington
- Today in History
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