Steele Haugen

Fireworks rules differ city by city across Central Oregon this July 4. Here's where they're legal, what's banned, and where to catch professional shows.

Grass seed grown in Central Oregon is on the field at the FIFA World Cup. At least seven stadiums in the this year's tournament are playing on Oregon-grown Kentucky Bluegrass.

Gov. Tina Kotek visited Central Oregon Monday to tout the success the region has found in reducing homelessness. Recent data shows homelessness fell nearly 20% year-over-year.

She started saving her 4-H steer money in the first grade. Now, 21-year-old Lexee Wittenberg owns The Drink Barn in Metolius, a coffee stand run by Madras and Culver students.

A Bend startup called Kaes designed a tablet case with flaps that help people with arthritis, limited grip strength or limb differences hold devices comfortably. The co-founders are launching a Kickstarter campaign.

Bend native and Georgia pitcher Addisen Fisher was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at 19. Now the former Gatorade National Player of the Year is using her platform to bring hope to others facing the disease.

Business owners in Mitchell and Prineville say Highway 26 closures from the Rowe Complex Fires are keeping customers away during the busiest weeks of summer.

Pine Nursery Park's new pedestrian entrance and dog park gates are already open, with new pickleball and basketball courts set to finish by the end of August.

PRINEVILLE, Ore. -- The Crook County Fair starts Wednesday. Air quality was well into the hazardous category on Tuesday due to several nearby fires. The fa

"THIS IS DISAPPOINTING BECAUSE WE KNOW THIS WORKS": Federal and state funding cuts are forcing Redmond's Safe Parking Program to shrink from 39 spaces to 17 — even though most participants have gone on to permanent or transitional housing.