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State Senator Broadman introduces bill to legalize Kei trucks in Oregon - a small, affordable alternative to full-sized trucks

Oregon · Oregon

State Senator Broadman introduces bill to legalize Kei trucks in Oregon - a small, affordable alternative to full-sized trucks

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Sen. Anthony Broadman (D-Bend), introduced legislation Wednesday to legalize the registration and on-road use of Kei trucks in Oregon, calling them an efficient, affordable alternative to full-sized trucks. He says Senate Bill 1213 has strong bipartisan support and is co-sponsored by Rep. Emily McIntire (R-Eagle Point), Rep. Hai Pham (D-Hillsboro & W Beaverton), and Sen.See the Story

Deschutes Sheriff van der Kamp says he'll resign in late August, while deputies union joins the call for him to leave now

Deschutes Sheriff van der Kamp says he'll resign in late August, while deputies union joins the call for him to leave now

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Deschutes County Sheriff Kent van der Kamp, facing a potential loss of his police certification from a state agency next month, told KTVZ News on Wednesday he will be retiring in late August and will no longer work in law enforcement. But the union representing sheriff's deputies joined those calling for him to step down right away, and not wait until summer's end.Read Article

Human-caused fire breaks out near Skyliners Road west of Bend; crews stop its spread, move to mop-up work

Human-caused fire breaks out near Skyliners Road west of Bend; crews stop its spread, move to mop-up work

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A wildfire broke out Friday north of Skyliners Road, about four miles west of Bend, putting up smoke that was visible over a wide area as crews quickly stopped its spread and worked to put it out.Read Article

DCSO finds body of missing woman on Deschutes River near Pringle Falls

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

(Update: DCSO found body of missing woman) La PINE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Lt. Chris Erhardt told KTVZ news late Thursday night that search and rescue teams found the body of the missing woman. Deschutes County Sheriff's says they will release more information regarding the incident Friday morning. A major multi-agency search effort was underway ThursdayBend · Bend Read Article

BLM to temporarily close 40 acres north of Bend to the public due to issues with long-term unauthorized campers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Beginning next Sunday, June 1st, the Bureau of Land Management's Prineville District will temporarily close around 40 acres of public land between Bend and Redmond, due to problems caused by long-term unauthorized camping, the agency announced Tuesday The closure is due to "...growing public health, safety, and environmental concerns cause(d) byBend · Bend Read Article

Deschutes County Sheriff an der Kamp says he'll retire 'in coming months,' as calls mount for his immediate resignation

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Just an hour after the Police Policy Committee of Oregon's public safety regulator board voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend a lifetime ban on Deschutes County Sheriff Kent van der Kamp's police certification, he announced that he plans "retirement in the coming months."Bend · Bend Read Article

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