Late last month, the city of Bend, Oregon, went viral after someone began sticking googly eyes onto public sculptures around town. Many residents saw the googly eyes as a funny diversion, but city officials were less amused.

A man in the central Oregon city of Bend says he was responsible for some of the googly eyes placed on sculptures there.

The HGTV website compiled a wide-ranging list for travel trends and destinations for 2025, including "Coolcations" and cities around the world.

Kick back a cold one after a long day of exploring Oregon's great outdoors in this art-lovers paradise that's divided by a scenic flowing river.

Rep. Janelle Bynum, a former state legislator, was sworn in on this weekend, pledging to prioritize bipartisan solutions for families.

In less than 50 days, the Oregon Lightning arena football team, led by Head Coach Chuck Jones, will kick off their inaugural season at the First Interstate Bank Center in Redmond, Oregon. The excitement is palpable as the team prepares to compete in the national Arena Football One league.

PORTLAND, Ore. — A resident of the central Oregon city of Bend says he was the person behind some of the googly eyes that appeared on sculptures around the city in recent months and sparked a ...

Oregon bid farewell to the state’s longest-serving legislator in the Senate chamber that the late Peter Michael Coleman Courtney presided over for 20 years and loved more than anything but

If you're dreaming of a winter retreat with floor-to-ceiling windows, forest views, and a crackling fire, this A-frame is what you need.

Property managers say more tenants aren't paying rent on time. Housing advocates say rising rents and stagnant wages make it harder to do so.

Here’s where to find state park cabins in yurts across Oregon: The Oregon coast is home to more than half of the state parks that offer cabins and yurts. In total, 16 coastal parks offer indoor camping opportunities. These parks span the length of the coastline, from Astoria to Brookings.

Oregon needs to build about 29,500 more homes each year, mostly in the Portland region and Willamette Valley, to emerge from a housing shortage years in the making, the state’s chief economist told lawmakers Monday.