Beth Slovic is an editor on the public safety/breaking news team. With a background in covering Portland City Hall and a focus on regional interest, world news, and current affairs, she brings a wealth of knowledge in law, healthcare, and geopolitics to her reporting. Beth's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Oregonian, The Chronicle, and The Seattle Times.
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Beth Slovic's coverage primarily focuses on local breaking news and evolving stories, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics in the Portland area. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing local crime incidents or developing stories involving law enforcement activities.
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The community college's board called Bennings' resignation “a mutual separation agreement.”
By: Beth Slovic
Circuit Judge Adrian Brown found herself in a rare contested race after a public dispute with Multnomah County's district attorney.
By: Beth Slovic, Isabel Funk
The district didn’t name the additional three employees in a Friday statement.
By: Beth Slovic
Two additional Multnomah County libraries will reopen this summer after extensive renovations. This Major Portland Grocery Chain Plans to Slash Prices on Thousands of Items
By: Beth Slovic
Additional details are emerging in the shooting.
By: Beth Slovic
Gov. Tina Kotek "will still be proudly celebrating America’s semiquincentennial here in Oregon," a spokesperson said.
By: Beth Slovic
Joe Marie Westlind, 67, told a vet "an accident" caused Domingo's severe injuries.
By: Beth Slovic
She was almost 19, which is considered geriatric for a lion.
By: Beth Slovic
A Columbia County woman is facing felony animal abuse charges after allegedly tying her horse to her truck and dragging it through gravel, asphalt
By: Beth Slovic
If you ordered ideal July weather, Portland may deliver.
