Kyra Buckley is a Business Reporter at OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting). With a background in covering the electric grid, renewable energy, and the oil and gas industry, she brings a diverse perspective to her reporting, often intersecting with themes of education and transportation. Buckley has been featured in numerous publications, including the Houston Chronicle and the Newberg Graphic, and she is known for her passion for sports, particularly women's basketball.
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Kyra Buckley's coverage primarily focuses on local business and government announcements in Oregon, particularly within Portland. She frequently cites data and covers topics such as population decline, small businesses, and the economy.
If you have insights relating to local economic trends or can provide analysis of relevant data specific to Oregon or Portland, Kyra may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you have perspectives on government policies impacting these areas or industry-specific developments related to small businesses and energy within this geographic region, your input could be valuable for her reporting.
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By: Julie Sabatier, Emily Hamilton, Kyra Buckley
Is Portland the epicenter of women's sports? We talk a bit about the history behind the Rose City’s enthusiasm for women’s sports and hear from OPB business reporter Kyra Buckley about how the Portland Fire season is shaping up.
By: Kyra Buckley, Alex Zielinski
Billionaire investor and Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon appeared at the Portland Metro Chamber’s annual meeting to briefly discuss the future of the arena.
By: Lauren Dake, Kyra Buckley, Alex Zielinski
The Portland-owned arena was at the center of political and business discourse this week.
By: Kyra Buckley
Portland’s new pre-professional women’s soccer team plays the last home game of the short season Sunday at Lents Park.
By: Kyra Buckley
The organization acquired a former manufacturing site and nearby commercial property, as part of a plan to transform the area into “The Low End” district.
By: Kyra Buckley
4 women sued Nike over pay discrimination in 2018, but only one will appear in court as the case finally goes to trial.
By: Kyra Buckley
4 women sued Nike over pay discrimination in 2018, but only 1 remains as the case finally goes to trial after 8 years of litigation.
By: Kyra Buckley
The Portland Fire center has charmed fans with her gritty attitude and fierce play – and her charismatic corgi Pancake.
By: Kyra Buckley
The trial is expected to wrap up in the coming days as a jury of 7 men and 1 woman decides if the athletic wear giant paid a former employee less due to her gender.
By: Kyra Buckley
A jury of one woman and seven men spent a little over a week hearing evidence and testimony and took just over a day to render its verdict.
