The Bureau of Land Management announced it is accepting bids to harvest timber on seven parcels in western Oregon, totaling 1 ...

Op-ed: The residents of Bend, Oregon, used the state’s land use law to shrink by 70% a proposal to build thousands of houses in a fireplain and redirect growth to inside city limits.

The median Bend home costs more than $700,000. Local officials and developers are going in search of more land to build on.

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – If you visit an open piece of land anywhere in Oregon, be it scenic or mundane, and can’t tell whether it’s public or private – and if it's public, what federal, state ...

Lee had initially proposed to sell between 2.2 million to 3.3 million acres of public land in Oregon, Washington and nine ...

Central Oregon Irrigation District is close to completing a long-awaited agreement with Pahlisch Homes to sell 80 acres of land in southwest Bend. The irrigation district’s deal with the Bend ...

Oregon has continued losing farm and forest land despite statewide agriculture protections, spurring lawmakers to consider tightening land use rules this year.

Bend added the tract into its urban growth boundary in 2023 through a special process legislated two years earlier by Oregon House Bill 3318, which prescribed the sale to benefit state funding for ...

The Coquille tribe wants to build a casino on the California border. Pushback from nearby tribes raises a question: Who gets to determine a tribe's rightful homeland?

Anyeley Hallovà chairs the commission that oversees Oregon's growth management system. She's passionate about developing compact neighborhoods that provide equitable and affordable housing ...

Nothing beats the Cascades alpenglow view from Dana Madison’s front porch in Bend. The pink cast of the mountain range doesn’t get old, even after more than 40 years in central Oregon’s most ...

The Bend Chamber and Kôr Community Land Trust are excited to announce that the groundbreaking ceremony for the Poplar Community on Bend’s west side will take place at noon on Monday, May 1.