KBND-AM (Bend, OR)

Redmond Fire and Rescue crews responded around 7:30 Sunday night to a reported structure fire near Northwest Fourth Street and Northwest Hemlock Court. Firefighters arrived to find heavy flames coming from the front of a single-story manufactured home, with nearby homes threatened. Crews quickly stretched hose lines and kept the fire from spreading beyond the one residence. Officials say no one lives there; the home was being used for storage.

Redmond Fire and Rescue crews responded around 7:30 Sunday night to a reported structure fire near Northwest Fourth Street and Northwest Hemlock Court. Firefighters arrived to find heavy flames coming from the front of a single-story manufactured home, with nearby homes threatened. Crews quickly stretched hose lines and kept the fire from spreading beyond the one residence. Officials say no one lives there; the home was being used for storage.

(Orchards, WA) -- An ATV rider was killed in a crash with a car late Saturday night in Clark County, Washington. The Sheriff's Office reports the driver of a car was making a left turn when it collided with an ATV being driven northbound on Northeast 137th Avenue in Orchards. The 39-year-old ATV driver didn't have a helmet or other protective equipment. He died at a hospital. The driver of the car remained at the scene.

(Portland, OR) -- One person was killed and four people were injured when a 33-foot boat crashed on Sauvie Island late Saturday night. The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office says the boat hit a metal walkway that ran from the shore to a dock. Investigators say it's too early to determine if speed, impairment or lighting conditions were factors in the case. The investigation is ongoing. KBND Morning News 6:00am - 9:00am KBND Morning News

(Washington, D.C.) -- Democratic members of Oregon's Congressional delegation are urging the Bonneville Power Administration to reconsider a decision to cut nearly two-and-a-half-million-dollars from a salmon hatchery program. Eighty percent of the salmon that return to the Columbia River for commercial and recreational fishing come from hatcheries. The BPA cut funding to the Safe Area Fisheries Enhancement program with less than four months' notice.

SPORTS 7-6 NBA: One of the Trail Blazers most popular young players is leaving for Philadelphia. 2nd year guard Caleb Love will sign with the 76ers, according to several reports. As an undrafted rookie, Love played a key role when the team was struggling through injuries last season. However as we’ve mentioned the Blazers have a lot of guards thanks to the addition of Ja Morant through last month’s trade.

(Orchards, WA) -- An ATV rider was killed in a crash with a car late Saturday night in Clark County, Washington. The Sheriff's Office reports the driver of a car was making a left turn when it collided with an ATV being driven northbound on Northeast 137th Avenue in Orchards. The 39-year-old ATV driver didn't have a helmet or other protective equipment. He died at a hospital. The driver of the car remained at the scene.

(Battle Ground, WA) -- Three people were killed in a wrong way head-on crash early Sunday morning on Highway 503 near Battle Ground. Washington State Patrol says a Dodge Challenger was driving the wrong way and collided with a Toyota 4Runner. The driver and passenger in the Challenger died at the scene. They weren't wearing seat belts. A passenger in the 4Runner also died at the scene. The 4Runner driver was hospitalized. The investigation into the cause of the crash continues.

(Salem, OR) -- More libraries across Oregon are getting parking permits for Oregon State Parks. You can check out a permit when you plan to visit a park. A pilot program in 2024 used 28 libraries. Now, 200 permits have been distributed to 82 libraries. The Oregon State Parks website has a list of participating libraries. You need a library card to borrow a permit. KBND Morning News 6:00am - 9:00am KBND Morning News

(Cascade Locks, OR) -- An injured hiker was airlifted from a trail in the Columbia River Gorge. On Friday, Multnomah County Sheriff's deputies responded to hiker who fell and was injured on the Angel's Rest Trail. The terrain was too steep for the woman to be carried out. A Coast Guard helicopter from Astoria responded to airlift the woman from the trail. She was flown to Troutdale and then taken to a hospital in an ambulance with non-life-threatening injuries.