The Bulletin

A La Pine man purposefully crashed his pick-up truck into another vehicle in Bend on Friday night, police say. Afterwards, a Bend man allegedly tried to fight the responding cops. Scott Everett Mann, 41, rammed his Toyota Tacoma into a Volvo S60 with two

100 YEARS AGO For the week ending Aug. 22, 1926 Monster Trees Left as Stone Through Years Prineville, Aug. 16 - Under the deeply eroded lava flows which until ages ago mantled the Crooked River Country, a forest of giant trees, probably the ancestral red

A drug- and firearm-related arrest of two Redmond men in Jefferson County led to the arrest of a Bend man for an alleged kidnapping and assault this week that involved a missing finger. Jeffrey Patton, 51, and Thomas Dopp, 57, both of Redmond, were arrest

The Beavers' top returning tackler was arrested Monday and is accused of one felony, two misdemeanors Oregon State linebacker Aiden Sullivan was arrested Monday, August 10, for an incident that occurred in April. Corvallis Police Department arrested Sulli

A retired doctor flew 44 animals from Oklahoma to the Bend Municipal Airport Thursday afternoon to find them new homes in Central Oregon. The cargo included the 50,000th animal ever moved by the nonprofit known as Dog Is My Copilot. "It took me 14 years t

There was not a magic speech that the coaches of the Bend North Little League team could make in the locker room after Wednesday's loss to Soundview Little League that eliminated the 12U squad from the Northwest Regional in San Bernardino, California. A s

Central Oregon's regional Staples store will close in Bend next week. The office supply chain in the north end of Bend will shutter after its last day Friday, Aug. 21. The store sells paper, technology and workspace furniture and provides shipping and pri

A petition to introduce ranked choice voting to Deschutes County for future county commissioner races will not be on the November ballot. Proponents failed to secure the 6,500 signatures needed to qualify by the deadline. Organizers said though efforts to

A handful of new wildfire starts cropped up in Lake and Klamath counties Thursday night and Friday morning after thunderstorms moved across the landscape. A "Red Flag" warning for fire-starting conditions was lifted at 9 p.m. Thursday. Weather experts con

Smoky skies were back in Central Oregon as of Friday morning when I was finishing up this outdoors column. While I've prepped poor air quality recreation options before this summer, and been made to look like a fool when the smoke conveniently cleared by