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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Police are investigating the death of a 19-year-old who died in a Lane County crash on Sunday.
By: Isabel Funk
Arman Hastings faces charges of menacing and reckless driving.
By: Isabel Funk
Dylan Ford was arrested Tuesday.
Elliott Mejia pleaded guilty Tuesday to several charges for dealing drugs.
By: Isabel Funk
Prosecutors agreed to recommend an 18-year sentence for Arvoni Hayes.
By: Isabel Funk
Police believe there may be additional victims.
Those who lost food because of recent wildfires have until Aug. 14 to report the loss.
By: Isabel Funk
As part of a plea deal, Shelaleh Rostami will have to pay damages to Salt & Straw, Grocery Outlet and others.
Portland Fire and Rescue was establishing a rope rescue team to recover the man.
By: Isabel Funk
The proposed ballot measure will not go in front of city voters in November.
