Blake Benard is a Lead Content Producer at KULR 8. He specializes in health and wellness topics, focusing on various aspects of health to inform and engage his audience. Blake's work has been featured in notable publications such as Science News Magazine, Willamette Week, Phoenix New Times, and The Verde Independent.
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Blake's reporting emphasizes government and politics, with a notable focus on local events in Portland and Multnomah County. His coverage also includes crime-related topics.
Given the extensive focus on local government announcements and evolving stories related to politics and law enforcement in the Portland area, Blake would likely be most receptive to pitches from sources who have direct knowledge of or are directly impacted by these specific developments. This could include politicians, community leaders, legal experts, or individuals involved in law enforcement.
Considering his coverage attributes, Blake may also welcome pitches offering insights into breaking news stories within the realm of government & politics in Portland or updates on evolving situations related to crime and legal policy regulation.
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By: Nigel Jaquiss, Mark Meek, Blake Benard
Friction inside the Senate Democratic caucus erupts as lawmakers prepare for special session.
"We have three MAX crossings on our route to school in Washington County. After the crossarm lifts, the red lights continue to flash for a few more seconds. Most drivers hit the gas the minute the arm is up."
A local protester walks in front of a barricade of police officers minutes prior to the 8 PM curfew on Sunday, May 31, 202,0 in downtown Phoenix, AZ. (Photo by
By: Joanna Hou, Blake Benard
The Portland School Board unanimously authorized the district to purchase the One North development in Albina.
By: Andrew Schwartz, Blake Benard
The Oregon Nurses Association alleges Legacy Emanuel Medical Center has applied inconsistent standards to federal immigration officials, when compared to policy governing law enforcement guarding detainees at the hospital.
The district is one of dozens that will not participate in the sports’ inaugural year as a sanctioned sport, citing budget woes.
By: Joanna Hou, Blake Benard
While down from a peak in deaths in 2023, the high number of deaths still largely stem from overdoses.
By: Andrew Schwartz, Blake Benard, Lisa Reynolds, Aimee Kotek Wilson
“If someone is in the fentanyl fold out on the streets, they are not living their best life,” state Sen. Lisa Reynolds says.
