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Fire investigators in Bend say a charging e-bike caused a garage fire.
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Fire investigators in Bend say a charging e-bike caused a garage fire.
Fire investigators in Bend say a charging e-bike caused a garage fire.
Bend Fire Department responded to a house fire at NE Olney and NE 6th St early Tuesday morning. The first arriving crews found smoke coming from the roof and a fire inside the house. The road was shut down while crews extinguished the blaze. No one was home at the time. The fire caused an estimated $200,000 in damages to the home and contents later identified as 575 NE Olney Ave. Police and fire investigators worked to determine the cause throughout the rest of the day Tuesday and into Wednesday afternoon. The fire has been determined to be intentionally caused. The case is on going and active...
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A vehicle crashed into an ambulance carrying a critical patient on the east side of Bend Thursday. According to Bend Police, at approximately 11:08 a.m. officers responded to a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of NE 27th Street and U.S. Highway 20. Upon arrival, officers determined that a Klamath County ambulance and a blue Subaru WRX had collided at the intersection. An investigation found that the ambulance was traveling northbound and transporting a critical patient to St. Charles Medical Center. After stopping at the red light at the intersection, the ambulance changed its siren pitch...