Ochoco Irrigation District is investing in upgrading its infrastructure with projects like converting open canals to closed-pipe systems and installing new pump stations.
Discover the latest weather updates for Bend in June, with below normal precipitation despite thunderstorms. Stay informed with the National Weather Service.
Editorial: Chinook return still a work in progress
Discover the positive news of 46 upper basin spring Chinook salmon returning to the Upper Deschutes River Basin. However, the battle is not over for the fish that vanished in the 20th century due to dam construction.
Warm Springs water system suffers two new failures
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Guest column: What it means to be a junior water right holder
NUID is the second largest irrigation district in Oregon, with 1916 water rights that received the smallest per acre allotment. Learn more about NUID today.
Warm Springs residents adjust to life without reliable water
Follow Carina Miller's journey as she navigates the challenges of daily tasks that now require time, commitment, and planning due to her new perspective on water usage.
Guest column: Collaboration on water is harder than picking a fight
Discover the challenges faced by farmers and ranchers as they navigate well-meaning but uninformed individuals and groups in their efforts to drive local agricultural and water management initiatives.
Learn about the potential hazard creep downstream from Mirror Pond dam, which may lead to a higher hazard rating from "significant" to "high." Stay informed on the latest developments.
Get Ready For The Big Bugs: Fishing The Deschutes River Salmonfly Hatch
Get ready for the ultimate fly fishing experience on the lower Deschutes River with the famous salmonfly hatch. Join fellow enthusiasts in this annual event.
Learn about the removal of silt from Mirror Pond and the controversy surrounding the project. Gain insights from an expert with a deep background in similar projects.
Letter to the Editor: Fish passage and Mirror Pond
The decision to use public funds for dredging Mirror Pond must be approved by voters. It's crucial for the city and park district to involve the community in this important decision.
Learn about the controversy surrounding the piping of irrigation canals, with over 3 miles considered historic. Find out why this decision may harm wildlife and water conservation efforts.
Third section of canal added to national historic registry
Discover the rich history of Central Oregon Irrigation District with the addition of a third canal section to the National Register of Historic Places.
