Jenny Green has been in Bend for 24 years and has worked in the arts most of that time. She started the Jenny Green Gallery three years ago, a pop-up gallery that provided art shows around the area and around the world. Along with Rene' Mitchell and Kaari Vaughn, Green runs At Liberty, an arts collective that hosts local nonprofits and artists, housed in The Liberty Theatre, an old vaudeville theater in a space next to the Tower Theatre.

The Tesla Powerwall is coming to Central Orego — bringing with it innovations in energy storage.

“My son got two concussions in the 8th grade. He finished the season and hasn’t played since.”

Innovation promises security on the reservation.

The resolution for climate action was originally introduced as an ordinance before the city council—something that did not sit well with local business advocates.

Frontman of Bouncing Souls Makes a Kids Album.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are conducting research to help make IoT a reality.

Idaho's suicide hot line can't be plugged back in soon enough.

A vote by the European Union (EU) Parliament in early March could have a big effect on U.S. travelers headed to Europe. A vote by the European Union (EU) Parliament in early March could have a big effect on U.S. travelers headed to Europe, but many don’t realize what a massive effect it actually could be.

Vienna, Austria has been considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and historically, one of the most significant (especially in the world of music). You could spend weeks there and still not see everything you want, but if you are limited on time, here are the things you should do: The palace could take days to walk through.

Although not as well known as other German cities, Regensburg has 140,000 residents, and is home to the University of Regensburg. Regensburg is the fourth-largest Bavarian city in the State of Bavaria. The city dates back to AD 90, when the Romans built a fort near the current city. You can still see Roman ruins in the city, including Porta Praetoria, which was Regensburg’s city gate until the 17th century.

Travel is fun, and it’s always a learning experience. But one thing not many people talk about is how you can easily be taken advantage of in a foreign country. Even if it ends up only costing you a few extra dollars, knowing someone was less than honest with you can end up ruining your attitude on a trip.

Even though there are only 15 billion devices on the Internet of Things (IoT) today, a new report found that there will be 50 billion devices by 2020 -- according to a new report by Cisco and DHL. According to Cisco, the increased deployment will affect utilities in many ways. The Internet of Everything (IoE) "is revolutionizing the way utility companies monitor, control, and distribute energy over electrical grids," the company said.

The Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) has officially approved the merger between Exelon Corporation and Pepco Holdings Inc., in a 3-2 vote. The commission’s approval listed 46 conditions, including higher reliability standards, a rate credits for residential customers, and $43.2 million for energy efficiency programs in certain Maryland service territories.

As a UGB proposal is approved by the City Council, Bend 2030 works toward solutions on other parts of the home front.

I never traveled out of the country as a child, and always figured I would do it as an adult. But as time went on, I just never did it. It wasn’t until a friend bought me a ticket that I finally took my first international trip — and I have been hooked ever since. I was 33 years old. My first trip was a quick one, three days in London.