Jason Chaney

Oregon’s U.S. Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden recently announced that the Bureau of Reclamation is sending a total of $37.4 million from the Inflation Reduction Act to three irrigation

Canal piping is set to conclude soon on the Combs Flat Road extension project and road work is progressing on schedule.

Crook County School District leadership is again in flux.

The City of Prineville Railway is running a new locomotive, and they are thrilled with how well the newest member of its fleet is performing.

A Prineville man’s arrest and imprisonment for creating and distributing animal torture videos has prompted new Oregon legislation that will ease prosecution of such crimes.

There’s a bumper sticker I used to see all the time, pasted on the back of my roommate’s car during my long grind through college: “I don’t suffer from stress

Another Crook County School Board member and former Mama Bears candidate has resigned.

Crook County School Board Vice Chair Scott Cooper at one point expressed an urge to move on.

Prineville is poised to gain a massive number of rental units and single-family homes, but applications to build new housing are now on the decline.

Prineville Police Officer Emilee Jerome discovered a passion for helping people facing mental health issues early in her law enforcement career.