Emily Burris is a reporter and anchor for KOIN-TV, a local news station in Portland, Oregon. She covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and financial literacy. Emily is dedicated to keeping the residents of Portland informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to them.
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Portland, United States (Local)
Emily's coverage mainly focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and community-related news in Portland, Oregon. She frequently covers entertainment and cultural events happening in the area. Given her focus on local happenings, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming events or initiatives within the Portland community.
Promoting local artists or musicians, discussing community-based initiatives for holidays or charity events, providing insights into personal finance matters relevant to the local audience could all align with Emily’s areas of interest.
When reaching out to Emily Burris, consider tailoring your pitches to reflect a strong tie-in with Portland-specific themes and interests as well as seasonal relevance.
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You’ve probably seen it along the walking paths around Portland and on your hikes around the state. Right now, that seasonal grass can cause big problems for your pets.
A celebration of an important community space returns to the St. Johns neighborhood.
Gen Z is abuzz on social media over a new financial trend that some say has many benefits.
A celebration of art is returning to the Pearl District just in time for Labor Day weekend.
By: Travis Teich, Emily Burris
The first day of school can be a major milestone for many parents, especially for those with kiddos entering kindergarten.
RetailMeNot’s Emily Foley gives expert advice on what to buy, or avoid, throughout the month.
Thirteen years later, an Ashland cold case is still unsolved.
) — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision is coming to life here in Portland when the 13th annual MLK Dream Run comes to the Soul District.
) — An Oregon family is raising awareness over an ultra-rare disease that affects only 100 children worldwide.
By: Emma Jerome, Emily Burris
You can lace up and show your support for those living with Huntington’s disease at the 2024 Team Hope Walk.
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