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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The 27th Street Townhomes development features 12 new three-bedroom, two-bathroom homes that cost around $400,000 to build. But the homes are kept affordable to buyers and come with solar panels to reduce monthly bills.
By: Steele Haugen
The Warm Springs Community Action Team recently applied for a grant that allows Native American athletes at Madras High School to receive a $10 food stipend while traveling on away games.
By: Steele Haugen
Less than 24 hours after La Pine Park and Rec said it was shutting down youth sports programs due to harassment, a nonprofit has stepped up to keep the programs going.
By: Steele Haugen
Thanks to some recent donations, the Central Oregon Center for the Arts is on to the next phase of its dream to build a new, 1,000-seat performing arts center in the High Desert.
By: Travis Pittman, Steele Haugen
One week after announcing it was shutting down all youth sports programs, the board for the La Pine Park and Rec District has resigned and staff will be terminated.
By: Steele Haugen
For the first time in 80,000 years, the Comet Atlas is visible from Earth even though its 44 million miles away. Skywatchers will have a few more days to see it.
Central Oregon Community College's nursing program is coming to Madras in the fall of 2025 and the school is already seeing overwhelming interest from students.
17% OF BEND ARRESTS IN 20-BLOCK RADIUS: The Central District is a new high-crime focus for Bend Police as calls and arrests have increased.
By: Steele Haugen
The Redmond school bond on the Nov. 5 ballot is actually the second phase of a two-part measure that started in 2020. The goal -- to keep the work going without raising taxes.
By: Steele Haugen
Ruth Ray Burleigh, the first woman to serve as Bend's mayor and one of the forces behind making Oregon the first vote-by-mail state, passed away Friday. She was 98.
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