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One of Oregon’s Best Known Journalists is Out as Bend Bulletin Adjusts to New Ownership

The Bend Bulletin announces its editor, Erik Lukens, will step down as the paper emerges from bankruptcy.

Watch Lightning Strikes Streak Across Oregon with This Time-Lapse Map

Oregon was hit by lightning more than 4,000 times in 24 hours.

Apple Has Released an Oregon-Filmed ASMR Video as Part of Its iPhone Campaign, And It’s a Little Creepy

After a quick disclaimer explaining that the video is “best enjoyed with headphones,” a whispering narrator describes the history of the Ghost Forest in a chilling, hushed voice as sound slowly alternates from headphone to headphone—it feels as though your computer is possessed.

In Rural Oregon, Pride Organizers Are Fighting For Recognition—From Their Hometowns and the LGBTQ Community at Large

Trish Perry has a dream—she wants to see a Pride parade in her hometown of Bend.

Bend Considers Launching E-Scooter Pilot Program Modeled After Portland’s

City officials in Bend, Ore., are considering launching an e-scooter pilot program that is modeled after the one Portland trialed last summer.

Hillsboro Is the Top City in Oregon to Find Affordable Housing, New Study Says

According to a new study, Hillsboro is the Oregon city with the most affordable housing. The Portland-area suburb’s top ranking was followed by Salem and Beaverton. Portland took the number eight slot.

Bend Is Now Home to the Last Blockbuster in the Entire World

It’s official: The Blockbuster in Bend, Ore., is now the only one on in the world.

Navigating the Oregon Trail is Never Easy, Even With Leading Man Jimmy Stewart as Your Guide

In an early scene of Bend of the River, set to screen Dec. 9 at Hollywood Theatre, Stewart stars as a trail guide named McLyntock trying to persuade the pioneers in his charge to make the trek to Portland by going around Mount Hood, not over it. As was the acting legend’s custom, Stewart plays a morally upright man in the Western, but one with a violent past liable to be unearthed by the gunfighters and oligarchs he encounters on his quest for idyllic Oregon farmland.

Federal Report Says Climate Change Set to Wreck Oregon’s Skiing Tourism

Rising temperatures in the Southern Cascades mean less powder on Christmas.

People Continue to Move to Oregon, But Locals Aren’t Breeding

Oregon’s population is growing, but it’s not because people are having kids.

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