Tiny monsters, little ghouls, and wizards light up downtown Pendleton on Halloween with community spirit and family fun.

As part of Native American Heritage Month, Whitman College invites the community to its second annual First Foods Festival.

Landowners in Baker, Malheur counties can sell credits to developers whose projects would harm sage grouse Developers who ...

A coalition of Democratic state officials sued the Trump administration Tuesday, asking a federal judge to force the release ...

The Umatilla Tribal Police Department is asking the public for help with the search for missing Wesley DixonJones , 71, CTUIR ...

Supporters of Measure 114 are confident in their chances to defend the law despite some uncertainty over the viability of ...

Drazan narrowly lost to Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek in a three-way race in 2022 Republican Christine Drazan will run for ...

Former governor, ex-state lawmaker and Independent Party leader team up to open Oregon primaries More than 1.3 million ...

Good Shepherd Health Care System, Eastern Oregon Trade and Event Center, Art Mathisen, Health Booth Fair, Urgen Care ...

According to Nasson, forcing people to move or even leave permanently doesn’t end homelessness. Pendleton lacks affordable ...

Take a road trip through some of America’s national parks with several screenings of the documentary “Out There: A National ...

Local singers will have a chance to sing their hearts out as Pendleton Idol debuts, bringing the community’s first-ever ...