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Central Oregon elected officials are taking opposite approaches to the Trump administration’s targeting of diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
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Sheriff Kent van der Kamp’s certifications to be a law enforcement officer could be at risk
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Sunriver Police and Fire are moving into a new Public Safety Building this week. The consolidation means residents and visitors will have access to essential services all under one roof.
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The City of Sisters is looking to expand its Urban Growth Boundary (UGB), in an effort to create more space for its growing population.
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The results from the 2024 general election in Deschutes County were certified this week. That means county residents will be represented by five commissioners instead of three.
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Deschutes County Commissioners have agreed to relocate homeless people in Juniper Ridge to a designated safe-stay area.
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Thanks to their wives, the two men running for Deschutes County sheriff are both familiar with the hit Netflix show “Bridgerton.”
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Records show La Mesa police officials recommended firing Kent Vander Kamp for “serious incidents of misconduct,” but he said they ultimately did not.
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A political hopeful filed a legal complaint Wednesday against Deschutes County and OPB to stop release of records he previously called a “big nothing sandwich.”
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U.S. Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer and state Rep. Janelle Bynum are vying for votes in a growing part of the state.
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Much of the central Oregon resort community was placed under a Level 2 — BE SET — evacuation notice Tuesday evening.
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The Deschutes County Sheriff's office issued expanded evacuations Monday evening, which include portions of the Sunriver area.