Allison Frost is a journalist based in Portland, Oregon. She writes for OPB and her work has also been featured in the Herald and News and KLCC. Allison covers a wide range of topics, including social issues, legal matters, arts and culture, and local news in the Oregon area.
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Allison Frost covers a wide range of topics, with a notable focus on local issues in Portland and Oregon. She shows interest in politics, culture & society, entertainment news, and industry-specific developments.
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In this provided photo, white pelicans are pictured in 2021 at Crane Prairie Reservoir in Central Oregon. Courtesy Adam Baylor/Oregon Dept. of Fish & Wildlife
One of the Oregon Ducks biggest fans shares how she's keeping her spirits up after the Rose Bowl.
By: Courtney Sherwood, Allison Frost
FILE - American white pelicans at Oregon's Lake Klamath. Populations of the birds have declined due to drought in some areas of the state, and have climbed at colonies on the Lower Columbia River. Jes Burns, OPB / EarthFix
Avian biologists say they’ve seen a peculiar development with American white pelicans along the lower Columbia River — new colonies.
People experience different kinds of solitude, a recent Oregon State University study finds — and get different levels of benefit as well. The details may surprise you.
By: Allison Frost
Kaarin Knudson became the mayor of Oregon’s second largest city, Eugene, on Monday. She delivered her first state of the city address shortly after being sworn in. Knudson says increasing housing capacity and revitalizing the city’s downtown are among her top priorities. But first, she faces a budget shortfall
Marion County is planning to truck some of the municipal waste that's no longer being incinerated to a landfill in Wasco County, to take some of the pressure off the Coffin Butte Landfill in Benton County.
Oregon’s reigning – and two time – state champion in chess is a junior at Westview High School in Beaverton. Zoey Tang has been playing since she was 7 years old and joined a chess club at her small charter school. She was hooked. She recently became the first Oregonian ever to achieve the title of “woman grandmaster.” She joined us to share her thoughts on the title and her goals going forward.
By: Allison Frost
Mayor Elect Keith Wilson walks through the overnight shelter room in Portland Central Church of the Nazarene in southeast Portland, Ore., Nov. 19, 2024. Addressing homelessness by increasing the number of overnight shelters like this one was a central focus of Wilson's mayoral campaign. Anna Lueck for OPB
We get the details of where the I-5 bridge replacement stands under the Trump administration — with billions of federal dollars previously pledged to the project.
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