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DA: Deadly Redmond shooting appears justified
Deschutes County prosecutors say the evidence so far backs the stance that Redmond woman's fatal shooting of ex-husband was justified due to his break-in and to protect her and her children's lives.
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Wheeler County DA: Hunter death ruled self-defense
Wheeler County grand jury hears evidence, concludes two men who shot Frank Means acted in justified self-defense.
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Three arrested in assault on Bend transient
Bend transient says he was attacked twice within an hour by two men and a woman, also transients; three arrested.
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Redmond native locked down at Ft. Hood, met gunman
Annmarie Kibby spent a long, worrisome afternoon locked down in her office on the sprawling Ft. Hood Army base - and was shocked to see the gunman's photo on the news, and realize she'd spoken with him recently.
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Rules of the road: Crosswalks pose danger
Many people walk across the them at least several times a week, and they just may be the most dangerous place on our roads: crosswalks.
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Car veers off NE Bend roundabout, hits house
Driver tells police she hit gas instead of brake, sending her off road and into side of unoccupied, city-owned house.
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Mt. Bachelor Academy updates its defense
Oregon DHS orders Mt. Bachelor Academy to halt all operations 'until further notice' due to 'nine substantiated findings of child abuse and neglect'; school calls claims 'erroneous' and vows to appeal closure.
| Rules of the road: School zone safety
Over the next four weeks, NewsChannel 21 is teaming up with the Bend Police Department to share important laws you need to know on the road.
| COCC: With vote won, much building to come
After celebration comes preparation for a big growth spurt at Central Oregon Community College, with building projects in Bend, Redmond, Madras and Prineville.
| COCC bond measure wins, beating tough odds
Despite very rough economic climate, $41.5 million COCC bond measure passes by strong 8-point victory margin, succeeding by almost 4,000 votes.
| Dog, coyote tracks - not cougars - at Bend horse rescue ranch
Equine Outreach officials thought a cougar and its cub were prowling outside the fence of horse rescue ranch east of Bend, but ODFW tracker says tracks were of coyotes, large dogs.
| Jury convicts DRW resident in horse neglect case
Deschutes River Woods woman is convicted by jury on two counts of first-degree animal abuse, months after her two horses are found severely emaciated, with evidence of being attacked by her dog.
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