Steele Haugen is a television news reporter for Zolo Media, focusing on local news in Bend, Oregon. With a passion for delivering accurate and timely information to the community, Steele covers a wide range of topics including sports, local events, and community issues.
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By: Steele Haugen
Local business owners and pedestrians weigh in on the first days of the new Greenwood Avenue underpass design. Earlier this week, the undercrossing reopened after several night closures. The project transformed the road from four lanes to three.
By: Steele Haugen
The new Sisters Information Visitor Center allows you to take a hard copy of information with you or scan a QR code to your mobile device to access the information.
By: Steele Haugen
Parents and students will notice a few changes around Redmond schools this year as construction projects paid for by a $41 million bond are almost complete.
By: Steele Haugen
PGE was a no-show for a meeting with Jefferson County Friday, where districts are having to cut hours due to a nearly $1.8 million tax mistake by the utility. But districts did receive some good news in the form of a $500,000 grant.
A new cell phone policy is just one of several changes students in the Bend La Pine School District can expect this coming school year.
By: Steele Haugen
Bend is always one of the most popular regional destinations for a holiday weekend (you already knew that). But it also brings a financial boon to smaller communities like Prineville.
The Bend-La Pine School District is clarifying policies over school supplies after the new cell phone ban confused parents.
Tuesday was the first day back in the classroom for hundreds of students in the Redmond School District.
By: Steele Haugen
Meraki Salon in Madras held its annual back-to-school free haircut event Thursday, giving kids from pre-K through 12th grade a cut, some hair tinsel and even a manicure.
By: Steele Haugen
The parents and staff of Three Rivers School in Sunriver are keeping their fingers crossed that their Level 1 fire evacuation doesn't rise due to the Little Lava Fire just a few miles away. A Level 2 would close the school.
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