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October 6, 2025
Bridge work near Dayville restricts travel to one lane
DAYVILLE – (Press Release from Oregon Department of Transportation) Travelers on U.S. 26 may see …Read More
October 3, 2025
GCSO observes higher call volumes and criminal cases this year
JOHN DAY – Grant County Sheriff Todd McKinley was in KJDY Studios Thursday for an …Read More
October 3, 2025
It’s Homecoming for Burns High School students
HARNEY COUNTY-Burns High School Leadership students Senior Sydney White, Senior Addie Robbins and Junior Jasper …Read More
October 2, 2025
Woman convicted on multiple Grant County theft charges
CANYON CITY – A woman will spend time in jail on multiple convictions, according to …Read More
October 2, 2025
Malheur National Forest Reduces Public Use Restrictions on the South Zone
JOHN DAY, PRAIRIE CITY AND HINES(Released from the Malheur National Forest)-Due to moderating temperatures and …Read More
October 1, 2025
Science is back in the classroom at Dayville School District
DAYVILLE – Some new faces are gracing the halls and classrooms at Dayville School District …Read More
October 1, 2025
Malheur National Forest Reduces Public Use Restrictions on the South Zone
JOHN DAY, PRAIRIE CITY AND HINES (Released for U.S. Forest Service)-Due to moderating temperatures and …Read More
October 1, 2025
BLM cleans camps up near La Pine
PRINEVILLE (Released from The Bureau of Land Management Prineville District)-The Bureau of Land Management’s Prineville …Read More
September 30, 2025
Burns Pond fish die-off caused by natural “turnover” event; ODFW plans to re-stock trout this fall
HINES-ODFW biologists confirmed that a natural mixing event, or “turnover,” likely caused the death of …Read More
September 30, 2025
A Burns Oregon woman arrested for assault with a baseball bat
BURNS (Released from Hines Police Department)-In the early morning hours on September 30, 2025, Burns …Read More
October 6, 2025
Bridge work near Dayville restricts travel to one lane
DAYVILLE – (Press Release from Oregon Department of Transportation) Travelers on U.S. 26 may see …Read More
October 3, 2025
GCSO observes higher call volumes and criminal cases this year
JOHN DAY – Grant County Sheriff Todd McKinley was in KJDY Studios Thursday for an …Read More
October 3, 2025
It’s Homecoming for Burns High School students
HARNEY COUNTY-Burns High School Leadership students Senior Sydney White, Senior Addie Robbins and Junior Jasper …Read More
October 2, 2025
Woman convicted on multiple Grant County theft charges
CANYON CITY – A woman will spend time in jail on multiple convictions, according to …Read More
October 2, 2025
Malheur National Forest Reduces Public Use Restrictions on the South Zone
JOHN DAY, PRAIRIE CITY AND HINES(Released from the Malheur National Forest)-Due to moderating temperatures and …Read More
October 1, 2025
Science is back in the classroom at Dayville School District
DAYVILLE – Some new faces are gracing the halls and classrooms at Dayville School District …Read More
October 1, 2025
Malheur National Forest Reduces Public Use Restrictions on the South Zone
JOHN DAY, PRAIRIE CITY AND HINES (Released for U.S. Forest Service)-Due to moderating temperatures and …Read More
October 1, 2025
BLM cleans camps up near La Pine
PRINEVILLE (Released from The Bureau of Land Management Prineville District)-The Bureau of Land Management’s Prineville …Read More
September 30, 2025
Burns Pond fish die-off caused by natural “turnover” event; ODFW plans to re-stock trout this fall
HINES-ODFW biologists confirmed that a natural mixing event, or “turnover,” likely caused the death of …Read More
September 30, 2025
A Burns Oregon woman arrested for assault with a baseball bat
BURNS (Released from Hines Police Department)-In the early morning hours on September 30, 2025, Burns …Read More