The Gorge Giggin’ Guide is Getting Ready for Summer - The Sunset Music Series is ramping up, Ruins Tuesdays is in full swing and the Outdoor Stage at Bargeway is heating up with June Shows! Check out The Guide and Get Out There!

Statewide fire restrictions remain in effect for all Bureau of Land Management public lands throughout Oregon and Washington, and many local regions have additional restrictions in place.

Kiwanis meetings are held every Thursday at noon at  Spooky's, and visitors are welcome. 

The Dalles Public Library opens June with take-home kits, craft programs, concerts, games, teen study sessions, and hands-on family events.

An apparent oxy-acetylene tank explosion destroyed a garage in The Dalles on May 20, but firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading.

The Oregon Heritage Commission has honored The Watershed Rock Opera with an Oregon Heritage Award of Excellence, recognizing the project’s innovative approach to storytelling and heritage preservation.

Klindt’s Cove Pocket Park in the Port of The Dalles is getting a fresh look this spring as retaining walls, additional sand and even a swimming dock are coming into play.

Strong winds and thunderstorms swept through The Dalles Thursday night, leaving a trail of downed trees, damaged property and cleanup work across the city. While forecasters warned hail was possible, the storm's most significant impact came from powerful wind gusts that uprooted mature trees and snapped large limbs.

Mayor Richard Mays and Councilors Timothy McGlothlin and Scott Randall are up for re-election this year as candidate filing opens June 3 for the Nov. 3 general election.

The Dalles and Hood River could see thunderstorms, gusty winds and brief heavy rain Thursday, while the highest risk for stronger storms remains farther east in Oregon and Washington.

A small brush fire near Taylor Lake quickly threatened trees, an RV and a nearby encampment before firefighters and police officers stopped its advance.

Washington Gorge Action Programs has selected Julie Hester as its next executive director, bringing more than 15 years of nonprofit leadership experience as the agency navigates growing demand for services.

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.