Brooke Snavely is a Reporter at Zolo Media. With 35 years of multimedia experience and deep roots in Central Oregon, he covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, automotive, and cannabis regulation. Brooke's work has been featured in BLOX Digital, showcasing his expertise in adventure travel and consumer insights.
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Bend, United States (Local)
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Brooke Snavely's articles primarily focus on local news covering a diverse range of topics such as snowstorms, homelessness, outdoor activities, business sales, and various government and political matters. She often includes expert commentary and announcements in her coverage.
If you have expertise in any of the local issues mentioned or are part of an organization that is directly involved with these topics within Oregon or Bend specifically, it could be beneficial to reach out to Brooke. Additionally, if you can provide insightful analysis related to crime trends, transportation challenges or developments related to house & home issues specific to the area she covers, your input may align well with her reporting interests.
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By: Brooke Snavely
A cyberattack temporarily shut down the Canvas online learning platform used by schools and colleges across Central Oregon. COCC and OSU-Cascades have restored service, while Bend-La Pine Schools is waiting until next week to bring the system back online.
BEND, Ore. -- Oregon primary elections usually don't excite voters as much as general elections, but one item on the May 19 ballot could drive up turnout.
By: Brooke Snavely
Drivers on Highway 26 between Warm Springs and Mount Hood should plan for delays through mid-June as crews remove about 1,000 hazardous trees along the corridor.
By: Brooke Snavely
SISTERS, Ore. -- A restored stretch of Whychus Creek at Rimrock Ranch survived the 2025 Flat Fire largely untouched, offering a rare refuge for
ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST THE GAS TAX HIKE? With one week until ballots are due, we talk to a supporter and opponent of Measure 120 which would raise the gas tax and vehicle fees.
By: Brooke Snavely
Bend-area homeowners have just days left to dispose of yard debris for free at Knott Landfill. If you miss it, there are a couple more chances coming up at other transfer stations in Deschutes County.
By: Brooke Snavely
Campgrounds are packed across Central Oregon as Memorial Day travelers begin coming into town. With these busy campgrounds come fire restrictions.
An adoption event put on by the Humane Society of Central Oregon found one dog its forever home and gave other dogs the opportunity to socialize.
Class 1 e-mountain bikes are now allowed on trails west of Bend in the Deschutes National Forest. Riders got a firsthand look at the new technology during demo rides at Phil’s Trailhead.
By: Brooke Snavely
New wildfire-resistant building standards are now in effect in Bend, Sisters and Deschutes County. The rules encourage fire-hardened materials and limit HOA authority to block certain wildfire safety upgrades.
