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Ty Rupert was appointed to serve as interim Deschutes County Sheriff on July 29, 2025. He is running against Lt. James McLaughlin - who is under investigation - in the race for Sheriff.

Another controversy with the Deschutes County Sheriff's office

Jen Baires of OPB provides an update on an investigation into a current deputy at the Deschutes County Sheriff's office for lying. He's also a candidate for the job.

The host on his first successful sand surf run.

Hanging ten while staying dry: Sand surfing on the Oregon Coast

At Sand Master Park in Florence, "Dr Dune," Lon Beale and his colleague David Edge introduce the host to the relative new sport of sand surfing. We also talk with KLCC's newest reporter, Ellie Graham.

Register Guard staff left-to-right - Miranda Cyr, Alan Torres, Chris Pietsch, Jill Bond, Jarrid Denney, Alec Dietz, Ben Lonergan, Chris Hansen, Haleigh Kochanski and Hannarose McGuinness. Celebrating Chris Pietsch's last day of work as The Register-Guard's multimedia director at the Public House in Springfield, Ore., on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

Parting shot: Long-time Register-Guard photojournalist retires

Chris Pietsch, retiring photo journalist for the Register-Guard has seen it all over his decades shooting and reporting on the stories and events that are part of this community's history.

Republican state Sen. Christine Drazan, left, and Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek shake hands at the end of the gubernatorial debate in Eugene, Ore. at the University of Oregon, on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026.

Poll position: New poll shows a dead heat in Oregon governor's race

Dirk VanderHart, politics reporter for OPB talks about a new poll the station commissioned which shows a virtual tie in the Oregon Governor's Race and voter angst at the state's direction.

. Dr. Eric Muller and Dr. Kristin Linzmeyer -they're both cardiologists at Peace Health's Oregon Heart and Vascular Institute,

A pound of cure: Preventative medicine is key for these local Doctors

PeaceHealth cardiologists in Eugene, Dr. Eric Muller and Dr. Kristin Linzmeyer, explain how preventive care, lifestyle changes and trusted sources can lower your risk of heart attack.

10 Rivers Food Web gets its name from the 10 rivers that flow through its service area – the Alsea, Calapooia, Long Tom, Luckiamute, Marys, North and South Santiam, Siletz, Willamette, Yachats, and Yaquina.

Creating food connections: Corvallis' Ten Rivers Food Web

Connecting local farmers with the people most in need of food security is a critical role that the Ten Rivers Food Web nonprofit serves for Linn and Benton Counties. It's executive director, Kirsten Miller explains the mission and strategy. Also, KLCC's Nathan Wilk on a potential higher education strike in the state.

Environmentalists claim Oregon could see large-scale forest destruction if the Roadless Rule is rescinded.

Conservationists Urge Public Comment as Trump Moves to Repeal Roadless Rule

Defenders of Wildlife's Colin Reynolds explains the Trump administration's push to repeal the roadless rule and its impact on Oregon's forests, water and wildlife.

Trump's $5,000 midterm pledge could add $1 trillion to national debt, expert warns

Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget president Maya MacGuineas breaks down the cost of Trump's $5,000 pledge, plus an update on Springfield's proposed behavioral health campus.

Women sitting on a blanket surrounded by sewing projects

Oregon Grapevine: The Resurgence of Sewing

Some traditional arts are coming back. Kayla Boyce speaks with Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback about the art of sewing. They talk about the value in repairing and remaking clothes rather than throwing them away, making mending visible, and coming together with others to share techniques and ideas.

The KLCC Conundrum - One of a Kind

This week our quiz is all about things that exist in a category that is solely their own! Will Kris from Newport demonstrate herself as one-of-a-kind?

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