Kendall Bartley is a News Anchor at KVAL News. She brings the latest up-to-date news weeknights at 5 and 6, covering a diverse range of topics including academia, fitness, crime, real estate, and markets. Kendall has been featured in KCBY TV, KMTR NewsSource 16, KVAL-TV, and KMTR NBC 16 in Eugene.
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Kendall Bartley's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on health and wellbeing, pets, family and relationships. She frequently covers stories related to cancer awareness, animal rescue, and crime in the Eugene area of Oregon.
Given her focus on personal stories and community impact, Kendall may be interested in pitches that highlight unique or impactful initiatives related to health and wellbeing within the Eugene community. Additionally, she might be receptive to human-interest stories featuring individuals who have made a difference through their experiences with cancer awareness or animal rescue efforts.
As Kendall's geographic focus is local (United States/Oregon/Eugene), potential sources should tailor their pitches to reflect relevance to this specific region.
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By: Kendall Bartley
Two weeks before the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Corina Tsuda was diagnosed with breast cancer.“You’re a deer in the headlights during that whole time, a
Just west of Veneta, Lane County says there's an extreme case of a feral cat colony. So far, 64 cats have been rescued, but some avoided being caught.
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon Cancer Foundation's annual Bras for Cause fundraising event is officially over.
By: Kendall Bartley
An Albany mother is now facing aggravated murder charges, after her three-year-old daughter, who she allegedly drowned, didn't survive.
By: Kendall Bartley
Congress has nine days to prevent a potential government shutdown. Republican lawmakers in the House of Representatives discussed a short-term spending bill through January 19-th, Wednesday.
By: Kendall Bartley
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% EUGENE, Ore. — A recent stabbing incident at a Eugene mall is bringing attention to the importance of self-defense.
LANE COUNTY, Ore. — In the overwhelming stresses of life, putting food on the table shouldn't be one of them. Yet, Mary Jane Hopkins knows this all too well.
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