Drew Reeves is a freelance reporter based in Beaverton, Oregon. He specializes in local news coverage, particularly in the areas of weather, wildfires, and community issues. Drew provides informative and timely articles for KPTV Fox 12 Oregon, keeping the community updated on important events and developments.
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Drew's coverage primarily focuses on local weather and natural disasters, particularly in the Oregon area. If you have information about upcoming weather patterns or insights into natural disaster preparedness specific to the Oregon region, it could be of interest to him.
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The National Transportation Safety Board has released new details in the investigation into a deadly plane crash in Fairview.
We are starting the week off with the warmest day of the month, with highs nearing record territory.
Expect a partly cloudy evening with high temperatures today reaching the upper 60s and low 70s.
By: Drew Reeves
The mother of a teenage boy who died while helping to plant trees with his school is now suing the school and the organization that put on the event.
By: Drew Reeves
The mother of a teenage boy who died while helping to plant trees with his school is suing the school and an organization in a $29 million lawsuit.
By: Drew Reeves
Published Oct. 15, 2024 at 4:37 AM GMT+2 | Updated 17 minutes ago
Today should start of quite nicely, with changes coming in the late afternoon to evening.
We saw a mix of showers and sunshine this afternoon, but showers will be dying down through the night with partly cloudy skies.
Tomorrow will start off with some sunshine and patchy areas of fog, clouds and frost in outlying locations. A breezy east wind will pick up overnight and impact the metro area tomorrow, especially near the gorge. Expect winds gusting to 35 MPH near the gorge and about 20-25 MPH elsewhere
By tomorrow morning, we’re looking at drier conditions with just a shower chance early.
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