Elise Haas is a television news reporter and anchor, specializing in local news in Portland, Oregon. She has written articles for KOIN-TV and Yahoo News, and her work has also been featured in The Portland Tribune and KIAH-TV. Elise's reporting focuses on a range of topics, including local politics, public safety, healthcare, and community issues.
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Elise Haas' reporting heavily focuses on local government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to crime and government & politics in Portland, Oregon. She is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights into the local impact of public safety issues such as drug addiction, homelessness, emergency services shortages, and education.
Given her focus on local coverage within Portland and Oregon, Elise would be receptive to pitches from experts or individuals directly involved with initiatives addressing these issues at a community level. This may include representatives from local non-profits or advocacy groups working in relevant areas.
Pitches should highlight specific solutions or approaches being implemented at a local level within Portland or Oregon to address the topics covered in her articles.
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BEAVERTON, Ore. (KOIN) — At the end of a school day at Beaverton High, a group of students gather and begin shaking cans of spray paint.
By: Elise Haas, Aimee Plante
Oregon’s voter registration deadline for the November election is Oct. 15, ballots will be mailed between Oct. 16-22, and all ballots must be submitted by 8 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 5.
Multnomah County is tentatively giving a positive report card to the ambulance company American Medical Response three months after the county board unanimously agreed to a staffing remodel to addr…
By: Elise Haas
Dozens of people have agreed to deflection rather than going to jail for possessing small amounts of hard drugs in the first two months of Multnomah County’s new program.
Since 2015, Portland has become a top spot for what Officer Nathan Kirby-Glatkowski calls “tagger tourism”—people traveling from other areas to spray paint illegally.
This is the story of Portland citizens who take it upon themselves to clean up and remove graffiti because they can’t stand seeing it in their own neighborhoods.
In graffiti culture, “heaven spots” are high risk/high reward places to leave your tag. Rooftops. Bridges. Overpasses. In the name of gaining street cred, graffiti writers take on the r…
Angel Vargas was always interested in art but struggled with it in class.
The proprietors of a beloved non-profit music store in Southeast Portland are devasted by the latest break-in, setting them back thousands of dollars.
By: Elise Haas
The proprietors of a beloved non-profit music store and venue in Southeast Portland are devastated by the latest break-in, setting them back thousands of dollars.
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