The Charleston RiverDogs had just wrapped up a six-game road series against Myrtle Beach Pelicans and it was a dark and rainy Sunday night on the roughly 100-mile bus ride along the South Carolina ...

MCKENZIE BRIDGE — Sometimes, trails are better ridden in sections than in their entirety. The 26½-mile McKenzie River National Recreation Trail can certainly be completed in one day by a motivated ...

Participation in Oregon’s voluntary statewide emergency alert system designed for natural disasters and public safety threats has been far higher in rural counties than in the Portland metro area, ...

Flames eating their way through ancient Rome over which Nero ruled, as depicted on the silver screen, hold more interest for Bend theater goers than does the threatened destruction by fire of the ...

A new reporter, Sydney Seymour, joined the Bulletin on Monday. In addition to running the Instagram, Seymour will cover a range of topics: features, business, food, outdoor recreation, community news ...

Former Oregon State University-Cascades dean and chancellor Sherman Bloomer is no longer employed by the university, said OSU officials Friday morning. He sent university officials a resignation ...

Brian Winters of Prineville is planning to repeatedly slam a 1976 Lincoln Continental into his friend’s car on Sunday. No, its not premeditated road rage. Winters is looking to win the “Mad Dog” award ...

Every corner of Oregon is full of spectacular views. Whether you’re into verdant forests, high-climbing peaks, dramatic canyons or picture-perfect waterfalls, we’ve got it all nestled within our ...

On a warm afternoon near Bend’s new Central Library, property developer Gary Miller stood beside a stretch of freshly-graded land and pointed in nearly every direction. A hospital over there.

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Editor’s note: This story discusses sexual assault. If you’ve been sexually assaulted, you can call the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network helpline at 800-656-4673 or chat with someone from RAINN ...

The race to represent Oregonians living along the state’s central and southern coast and parts of the Willamette and Umpqua River Valleys in Congress will be a rematch of 2024. U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle, a ...