Karli Olson is a multimedia journalist based in Portland, Oregon. With a focus on local news, Karli has written articles for various news outlets, including KPTV Fox 12 Oregon and KWTX News 10. Her work covers a range of topics, from community events and human interest stories to breaking news and weather updates.
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Karli Olson’s focus is on local events and evolving stories, particularly related to community activities, weather-related incidents, and local news. Her coverage seems to heavily emphasize human interest stories with a strong focus on family & relationships as well as education.
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The Timberline Lodge is open again to guests on Sunday after a fire late Thursday evening damaged the roof and attic.
By: Jack Helean, Karli Olson, Julia Lopez
Police say the suspect is a former police officer Published Apr. 23, 2024 at 12:59 PM GMT+2 | Updated 2 hours ago
By: Karli Olson
Fights between students happen at every high school, but not every school has the right tools to resolve those conflicts.
By: Karli Olson
People may notice a little more illumination around Central Library in downtown Portland this week.
By: Karli Olson
A Salem family of eight is living in a hotel after a fire devastated their home on Wednesday night.
Portland State University temporarily stopped accepting gifts and grants from Boeing after a demand from some students and faculty.
By: Karli Olson
A vintage store in Vancouver is picking up the pieces after a break-in Wednesday, leaving them with broken doors and thousands of dollars of jewelry lost.
By: Karli Olson
A stabbing victim was taken to the hospital in a police car over the weekend when no ambulances were available.
By: Karli Olson
The Scripps National Spelling Bee has drawn in students from all over the country up to the podium to spell out words that would probably stump most adults.
People across the Portland region were already out and about enjoying the sunshine on Thursday ahead of the weekend heat wave.
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