Julia Lopez is a News Reporter at WQOW-News 18. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, climate change, and social issues, with a particular focus on crime, law enforcement, and environmental matters. Julia's work has been featured in various outlets including WKOW-ABC 27, WAOW, and WITN-TV among others.
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Julia Lopez predominantly covers local news, including government announcements, crime, and community events in Eau Claire and the surrounding areas. She often reports on evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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A Portland nurse found murdered while on a trip to Hungary is being remembered.
By: Julia Lopez
New Seasons Market staff are preparing to strike on Wednesday at 10 stores in Portland and one in Beaverton.
By: Julia Lopez
A local barber who was working to open his own shop is now facing a big blow to his business after all of his tools were stolen.
By: Julia Lopez, Emily Van
A barber who was working to open his own shop is now facing a big blow to his business after all of his tools were stolen. (Source: KPTV)
Thousands in the Portland metro area woke up without power Thursday morning, with crews working all day to restore service to some neighborhoods.
By: Julia Lopez
Strong storms rocked several Portland metro communities early Thursday morning, including a landslide in one northeast neighborhood.
By: Julia Lopez
A family has been displaced following a house fire in which firefighters rescued a number of pets Saturday morning, according to Hillsboro Fire.
By: Julia Lopez
A North Portland family is entering the new year without a home after multiple tragedies have left them without a house, car, or any belongings.
On November 19, a bomb cyclone brought intense wind storms to the Oregon coast. Beverly, her partner Mike, and son Zack live in Knappa, just outside of Astoria. They’d already lost power when the tree came down. (KPTV) By Julia Lopez Published: Jan. 3, 2025 at 7:54 AM CET
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