Brittany Falkers is an anchor and reporter who focuses on local news stories in the Portland, Oregon area. Her reporting covers a range of topics, including healthcare, social services, and mental health, with a particular emphasis on issues impacting the local community.
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Brittany Falkers specializes in health-related topics, with a focus on local events and research. Her articles frequently cite data and cover specific events related to health and community well-being.
Pitching stories that align with her coverage attributes could be effective. Consider providing access to experts or individuals involved in the covered events, as Brittany's work often emphasizes real-life experiences and expert insights backed by data.
Given her geographic focus on Oregon, particularly Portland, she may be interested in pitches related to local health initiatives, medical breakthroughs at OHSU (Oregon Health & Science University), mental health support within the community, or unique healthcare programs specific to the area.
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Research from Oregon Health and Science University's School of Nursing found traumatic events might exacerbate the effects of poor sleep on children’s heart health.
By: Brittany Falkers
A trio of TriMet buses are decked out in designs created by artists at North Pole Studio.
By: Brittany Falkers
A woman has her life back as the first in the world to benefit from a single stimulator implanted in the brain to effectively control two life-altering conditions.
By: Tyrese Haliburton, Deni Avdija, Brittany Falkers
A woman has her life back as the first in the world to benefit from a single stimulator implanted in the brain to effectively control two life-altering conditions.
By: Brittany Falkers
Dr. Muday said lowering your holiday stress can often starts with lowering the expectations.
By: Brittany Falkers
Olympian and recovery advocate Carrie Bates weighs in on Dry January and the opportunity to reevaluate your relationship with alcohol and its impact on your health.
By: Brittany Falkers
For more than 40 years, Portland’s Dougy Center has been a safe space for kids, teens and their families to process the loss of a loved one.
By: Brittany Falkers
Talking about death is hard, but making sure your wishes are known in the event of an injury or illness is an important conversation for all adults.
By: Brittany Falkers
This week, a furry red Muppet opened the door to a conversation on mental health that it appears we desperately need.
By: Brittany Falkers
Dr. Kieth Dempsey discusses the systemic stigmas surrounding mental health within the Black community and the need to create diverse and non-judgmental spaces.
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