A grass fire burning near Google’s Taylor Lake data Center broke out this morning around 10:30 a.m. immediately drawing first responders and firefighters.

From pulling weeds taller than themselves to protecting spiders and planting pollinator gardens, Chenowith Elementary students are turning dirt into discovery through a growing hands-on garden project.

The Beautification & Tree Committee proudly honors Cindy and Steve Russell with the May Beautification Award for their outstanding garden at 300 W 6th Street.

As Oregon’s wolf population expands, so do the conflicts surrounding it. Ranchers, hunters, tribal representatives and environmental advocates are increasingly divided over livestock losses, elk herds, lethal removals and what the future of wolf management in the state should look like.

Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD) may be more well-known in the region for providing flexible business loans to entrepreneurs, start-up businesses, and existing businesses that otherwise would not qualify for a commercial bank loan.

When Disney announced The Mandalorian and Grogu, it seemed like a natural next step for two of the most popular characters in modern Star Wars. Unfortunately, the movie feels less like an essential chapter and more like an optional side quest.

Oregon's gray wolf population has climbed to 230 animals and 30 packs, marking a conservation success story that is now forcing state officials to navigate increasingly complex questions about protection, management and public acceptance.

A Wasco County man who failed to appear for sentencing in a child sex abuse case was taken into custody Tuesday and lodged at the Multnomah County Jail.

A brush fire that closed Interstate 84 east of Biggs Junction on Saturday also contributed to a rear-end crash that left three people hospitalized after smoke sharply reduced visibility on the freeway.

Veterans, families and young Scouts gathered at Sorosis Park on Memorial Day to remember those who died in military service and ensure their sacrifices are not forgotten.

The winner of a Costa Rican adventure was drawn in a nonprofit raffle as the White Salmon-Bingen Rotary Club Foundation awarded a five-night stay at the Vista Ballena Hotel in Costa Rica, plus $1,500 toward airfare and transportation to Brian Heimbigner of Vancouver.

The Gorge Giggin’ Guide is putting you on High Alert for Music, Music and More Music! The Grand Dalles Music Festival is here, and Music Gigs are springing up faster than Gorge Wildflowers. Get Ready to Dance, Get Ready to Sing, and Get Out There!

From STEAM activities and Minecraft to ocean science and family pizza night, The Dalles Public Library offers a full week of programs for all ages.

A wildfire near Horsethief Park in Dallesport prompted evacuations Saturday afternoon, while another fire east of Biggs temporarily shut down Interstate 84 and contributed to multiple crashes.

Families returned to the water this weekend as The Dalles Public Pool opened for the season, offering open swim weekends through mid-June before daily operations begin.

Travel Alert Update: State Route 141 is still closed between Alt SR 141 and Bald Mountain Corners, but it re-opens at noon this Friday, May 22, and will stay open through the long holiday weekend.

The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2026 Fourth of July Parade in downtown The Dalles.

A 14-home affordable housing development planned for seven acres in Carson is moving toward construction, and organizers want to hear from families interested in becoming homeowners.

Classic Pontiacs from across the region will gather Saturday at Riverfront Park for the only Regional GTOAA-sanctioned Pontiac show west of the Mississippi River.

Candidate for Wasco County Commissioner asks for patience as final official results of campaign are certified on June 15, offers prayers for Brady family.