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BAKER CITY — A Baker City man accused of hitting a letter carrier in the head with the stock of a BB gun in Baker City nearly two years ago […]
BAKER CITY — A judge has ordered a mental health evaluation for Jonathon Russell Romine, the 45-year-old Baker City man tased twice by Baker City Police after he fled from […]
ONTARIO — Paul Clinton Emerson, the Ontario man accused of setting more than half a dozen wildfires in Malheur County this summer, posted $75,000 in bail to secure his release […]
PORTLAND — Thomas Goatley, 23, of Umatilla, is going to federal prison for seven years on charges of distributing child sexual abuse material and making harassing phone calls. During the […]
HERMISTON — Hermiston Police Chief Jason Edmiston on Nov. 11 publicly aired his frustrations with the Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office over its policy of requiring arresting officers to take suspects […]
Natosha Wells was sentenced to prison on manslaughter and other charges for a fatal crash in February 2025 that killed Kylie Campbell.
Natosha Wells was sentenced to prison on manslaughter and other charges for a fatal crash in February 2025 that killed Kylie Campbell.
Silver Rail Elementary students walked back into school Thursday for the first time since a Bend teen killed students and a teacher on Oct. 15. Children walked, biked or were […]
Two people were arrested in Prineville on Friday following a vehicle pursuit in which the suspects attempted to elude police officers in multiple vehicles. Prineville Police attempted to stop a […]
One of the two people accused of killing Robert Treher at the Holiday Motel in Bend in 2025 pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Monday. […]
A 15-year-old teenager was found dead after a police standoff near Cle Elum, the Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office announced in a post on social media Monday night.
The trial for a 19-year-old Ellensburg man accused of attacking another person at a late-night party is expected to take three days, a Superior Court judge said Thursday.