Kale Williams is a reporter at various media outlets including KING 5 Media Group and Axios. He focuses on themes such as climate change and the environment, regional interest, and culture, often exploring topics like ESG, wildfires, and the dynamics of competitive sports in North America. Kale's work has been featured in prominent platforms like The Oregonian / OregonLive.com and KTVB News Group.
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Kale Williams focuses on local environmental and wildlife issues, including conservation, climate change, and natural disasters. His coverage heavily features government announcements and cited data.
For pitching to Kale, consider providing insights or analysis related to local government initiatives in Oregon or Portland that relate to environmental conservation, wildlife protection, renewable energy efforts, or climate change adaptation measures. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data or can provide expert commentary on the impact of these topics at a local level within the United States or specifically in Oregon and Portland areas, it could be valuable for his reporting.
Given his focus on science and technology themes alongside environmental topics with a specific geographic emphasis on Oregon and Portland as well as the broader context of US-based issues within those themes would likely resonate best with him.
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Several high-profile breweries closed their doors for various reasons.
The Portland Bureau of Transportation has five snowplows that have, sadly, been clearing the city's snowy streets unnamed.
By: Kale Williams
In a November ruling, a judge said the city must allow the public access, though it could still be appealed.
Sitting at the confluence of Oswego Creek and the Willamette River, the Oswego Iron Furnace was the first of its kind built on the West Coast.
By: Kale Williams
ODOT is facing a budget gap of roughly $354 million.
Public electric vehicle charging stations have more than doubled in Oregon over the last four years.
One Oregon county saw 5 feet of snow in a single day.
Despite the lack of new snow, there's still a winter wonderland to explore up in the Cascades.
The problems stem from two laws passed in the 1990s.
Mayor Keith Wilson outlined the first steps in his plan to eliminate unsheltered homelessness in Portland to city and county leaders this week.
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