Chris M Lehman is the News Director at OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting). He focuses on a range of topics including local news, politics, and community issues, with an emphasis on storytelling that resonates with the audience. Chris's work has also been featured in Jefferson Public Radio and KLCC.
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Chris M Lehman's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime, government & politics, and sports in the Oregon area. His articles often include announcements and cover evolving stories with a significant emphasis on breaking news.
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By: Klcc By, Chris M Lehman
Crews attacked a new wildfire from the ground and the air on Monday in the Three Sisters Wilderness in eastern Lane County.
By: Chris M Lehman
The Piper Lake Fire was 30% contained as of Wednesday morning.
The Flat Fire continues to threaten communities in Deschutes and Jefferson Counties. The blaze started Thursday evening and has grown to more than 18,750 acres.
By: Klcc By, Chris M Lehman
Crews responded to several new wildfires in southeast Lane and eastern Douglas Counties Sunday after a series of thunderstorms rolled through.
By: Klcc By, Chris M Lehman
According to the Deschutes County Sheriff, four residences were destroyed and one was damaged. In addition, six other structures—such as shops, barns, garages, or sheds—have been destroyed.
By: Chris M Lehman
The Lane County District Attorney said Tuesday that a Springfield police officer who shot and killed a man in July was justified in using deadly force.
Eugene Police said they shot and injured a man Wednesday who they say was threatening people with a shotgun.
