Investigative reporter covering cops, courts and crime
Lucas Manfield is an investigative reporter for Willamette Week, specializing in covering cops, courts, and crime. With a keen eye for uncovering the truth, Lucas delves into stories that shed light on issues within the criminal justice system, holding those in power accountable and giving a voice to the marginalized.
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Portland, United States (Local)
Lucas Manfield's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on the criminal justice system. His attention to legal policy regulation and breaking news suggests he would likely be interested in pitches related to evolving stories in law enforcement, criminal justice reforms, or high-profile lawsuits that intersect with public administration.
Given his focus on specific cases and investigations within the criminal justice system, Lucas may be receptive to sources who have direct knowledge of these events or experts who can provide insights into broader trends affecting local governments and legal systems.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Lucas' articles, it appears that he covers national issues rather than being limited to a particular region.
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By: Lucas Manfield
“I have decided that at this current pace I cannot be a good son, a good CEO, a good partner and a good commissioner through November.”
By: Brian Burk, Lucas Manfield
Eleven inmates have died in Multnomah County jails since 2022.
By: Blake Benard, Lucas Manfield
Washington County is trying to convince a federal judge in Portland to throw the case out.
City Inspectors Find Fault With a Group Home We Featured Last Month
The North Carolina corporation recently purchased the labs of two Portland hospital systems.
By: Lucas Manfield
Who’s to blame isn’t clear, but the state is now naming names.
By: Edmund Garman, Lucas Manfield
House Bill 2002, a 2023 law that requires insurers to offer gender-affirming care, went into effect at the beginning of this year.
The state is warning clients of the disability services provider that the company runs the risk of losing its ability to bill Medicaid.
By: Meghan Moyer, Whitney McPhie, Lucas Manfield
A proposal to expand the criteria for civil commitment divides the District 1 candidates.
Oregon Politics Is Awash in Alcohol Industry Donations
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