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What Oregon voters are thinking right now can sometimes be derived from the top-level election results. But those opinions are often subject to misinterpretation, another way of saying: Don’t be […]

The U.S. Postal Service on Friday took its first major step to carry out President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting voting by mail, proposing a rule that would require states […]

EUGENE — It did not matter that his first two throws were far from his personal best, or that he faulted on his next three attempts. Caldera’s Cooper Kanalos knew […]

Ducks roll through Yale, face Washington in game two of Eugene Regional on Saturday night No. 11 Oregon baseball coasted to a win in its regional matchup with four-seed Yale […]

On his ranch outside Terrebonne, Ashanti Samuels watched a dozen or so cows as they edged closer, their ears twitching as a small dog with a black and white pattern […]

100 YEARS AGO For the week ending June 6, 1926 Monster Blast Set Off Today At Lava Butte Six tons, and some besides, of powder were discharged in one great […]

Road work around Crescent Lake is expected to cause traffic delays through mid-June as crews repave a deteriorating stretch of Forest Service Road 60. The repaving project is scheduled to […]

In Bend, restaurant names reflect history, community and family For restaurant owners, the name on the door can carry as much meaning as the menu itself. Across Bend, the growing […]

An imperiled newt only found in and around southern Oregon’s Crater Lake may soon be protected under the Endangered Species Act following a three-year legal battle. The U.S. Fish and […]

Oregon won’t resume issuing undercover state license plates to federal law enforcement agencies, a top Oregon transportation official told the Trump administration late last week. The Oregon Department of Transportation […]

The second week of the Alpenglow Nights summer concert series is planned for Thursday in Alpenglow Park in Southeast Bend. The 2026 series runs every Thursday from 5 p.m. to […]

Our editorial this week about the Bend City Council moving to change city code on public involvement in committee meetings got some people stirred up. City staff requested we write […]

May 25, 2022, life presented Jim Stowers, of Bend, with a diagnosis of Stage 3 esophageal cancer, with a 20% survival rate of five years or more. It was his […]

Bellingham, Washington, author Ellen Kuhlmann has earned her wildflower bona fides. Trained as a botanist, Kuhlmann worked for the U.S. Forest Service for about 12 years. After that, she worked […]

Here are the candidates for The Bulletin’s Athletes of the Week for May 18-23 as nominated by local coaches and The Bulletin sports staff. Read about nominees and cast your […]

Just about everywhere right now in Central Oregon, you can see the telltale signs of summer’s return, even in your neighborhood grocery store: Other shoppers standing sunburned in their shorts […]

Summer in Central Oregon is a beautiful thing. There’s the river-floating and the sunset-watching. The biking, the cycling, the hiking and the climbing. There’s patio-drinking and pet-parading, fly-fishing and golf-ball-golfing, […]

A 6-year-old Redmond girl died after being hit by a camping trailer at the Link Creek Campground near Suttle Lake Saturday afternoon. The victim was identified Wednesday as Ember Cuen, a Vern Patrick Elementary […]

Ethan Kleinschmit, Wyatt Queen and Albert Roblez ascend from junior college ranks to key pieces of Beavers’ top-flight pitching staff If there is a Frankenstein to be found in Oregon’s […]

How Mark Wasikowski and community support are turning Oregon baseball’s PK Park into ‘madhouse’ and perennial NCAA Regional host-site If you build it, they will come. It isn’t likely that […]