Isabel Funk is a Breaking News and Public Safety Reporter. She covers a range of critical themes including crime and justice, public security, and health and wellness, with a focus on disaster response, legal reform, and animal rights. Isabel's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Daily Northwestern, San Francisco Chronicle, and USA TODAY.
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Isabel Funk's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community-related topics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. She also covers a variety of themes such as entertainment, business & industry, culture & society, and crime.
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By: Isabel Funk
The man was arrested after hitting at least three cars.
Fire investigators found Jerome ‘Jerry’ Milliken dead in his home after a Wednesday morning blaze.
The 47-year-old was first arrested in connection with a stalking incident.
Police seized more than 50 firearms, drugs and gun manufacturing supplies from a Salem man after arresting him Monday, officials said.
By: Isabel Funk
First responders found a body in the Willamette River in Northeast Portland early Thursday morning, officials said.
A 1993 death initially ruled accidental has been reopened as a homicide case, Gresham police said Thursday.
By: Isabel Funk
Nothing suspicious was found at the park.
The two men got in a fight while riding a MAX train to Beaverton.
A 1993 death initially ruled accidental has been reopened as a homicide case, Gresham police said Thursday.
By: Isabel Funk
Police have identified the man shot and killed by Beaverton police during an armed robbery at a cannabis store on Sunday.
