Devon Haskins is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in the Portland, Oregon area. With a passion for storytelling, Devon covers a wide range of topics including human interest stories, technological advancements, and community events. He has worked with various news outlets and is known for his Emmy-winning reporting.
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Devon Haskins focuses on local news in Portland, Oregon, with a range of topics including transportation, inventions, and medical advances. His coverage suggests an interest in stories about local innovations and events.
When reaching out to Devon, consider offering stories related to local events or developments within the transportation industry such as innovative technologies or significant anniversaries. Additionally, pitches centered around unique inventions from the region and medical advancements achieved by local institutions may also resonate well.
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When the Springfield Creamery fell on hard times, the owners enlisted the help of The Grateful Dead to help pay a big bill.
The new garage adds 50% more parking spots, which business owners and visitors say might encourage more people to hang around.
By: Devon Haskins
The numbers highlight a resurgence of tourists coming to the city following a downturn of foot traffic after the pandemic restrictions and riots.
By: Devon Haskins
The bipartisan list of 42 attorneys general from across the U.S. follows a recent recommendation from the U.S. surgeon general asking for a warning label.
By: Devon Haskins
The state of Washington allocated more than $50 million to build a new gym and academic center and renovate portions of the school.
By: Devon Haskins
The state of Washington allocated more than $50 million to build a new gym and academic center and renovate portions of the school.
The group "We Believe in Portland" organized the semiannual trash pick-up event in downtown Portland, which brought 1,000 volunteers out to help.
By: Anthony Macuk Kgw, Devon Haskins
It's the third set of remains found in the forest in the past month. One of the others is thought to be a hiker who went missing in 2013. The third is unidentified.
By: Devon Haskins
The plaza is part of a larger redevelopment project for 6.4 acres of undeveloped land connecting downtown Vancouver to the waterfront.
By: Devon Haskins
PSU opened the library to students and staff on Monday after spending more than $1.2 million repairing damages done after pro-Palestinian protesters broke in.
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