Aimee Plante is a journalist based in Portland, Oregon, with a focus on local news. She writes for various outlets including KOIN-TV, Yahoo News, WJTV 12, and Pamplin Media Group. Aimee's articles cover a range of topics including aviation, severe weather, community events, and animal welfare.
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Aimee Plante's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories in the local Portland area, with a notable emphasis on emergency situations and government announcements. Her articles often cover severe weather events, shelter activations, flight incidents, and school closures.
Given her focus on local emergency situations and government announcements, Aimee may be interested in pitches related to community preparedness for natural disasters or expert insights regarding response efforts during emergencies. Additionally, she might respond well to sources who can provide firsthand accounts or unique perspectives related to these topics.
As she covers crime-related themes as well, Aimee could also be receptive to pitches involving crime prevention initiatives or community-based programs addressing safety concerns in the Portland area.
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by: Aimee Plante Posted: Updated: PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) – It's official: The northern giant hornet — colloquially known
The hornets were first confirmed in the country five years ago.
By: Aimee Plante
A hit and run incident in Oregon City left a pedestrian injured and the driver, described as a white male with short red hair and a beard, driving a silver four-door sedan with Christmas lights in …
By: Aimee Plante
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has responded to a letter encouraging residents to report information about possibly undocumented people, stating it is harmful and inconsistent with the count…
The Oregon Public Utility Commission has approved a reduced 8.5% rate increase for PacifiCorp in 2025, after considering 60 contested issues, including wildfire restoration costs and wildfire insur…
By: Aimee Plante, Ken Boddie
Portland’s new city government, which includes Mayor-elect Keith Wilson and 12 city councilors, will be sworn in on Thursday, marking a historic transition from a commission to a representati…
By: Aimee Plante, Joelle Jones
The St. Helens School District has placed several staff members on paid administrative leave in response to public records requests, as the district seeks to foster a safe and transparent education…
Jimmy Travon Pierce’s sentencing is expected to take place Jan. 2, 2025.
Portland General Electric’s request for a rate increase was approved by the Oregon Public Utilities Commission, resulting in a 47% increase in electric bills since 2021.
A large police presence was reported at Clackamas Town Center on Friday afternoon due to a possible shooting, but there was no active shooter at the scene as of 3:30 p.m.
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