Lucas Wright is a Digital Producer for WKRN News 2, covering local news in Nashville, Tennessee. With experience in various news outlets, including CBS 42 and KIAH-TV, Lucas focuses on reporting on crime, missing persons, accidents, and other significant events happening in the Nashville area.
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Sheriff's Office awards ceremony honors deputies and staff for bravery, lifesaving actions, and excellence in service.
By: Lucas Wright
In a move to address the pressing issues facing the county, Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson is set to deliver her 2024 State of the County address today, standing before constituents to lay out the achievements of the past year and set the agenda for the year ahead. The speech is anticipated to underscore the County's response to homelessness, the opioid epidemic, and community health concerns. The event, in conjunction with the City Club of Portland, will provide an interactive platform as Vega Pederson engages in a Q&A session moderated by Cynthia Gomez after her speech.
By: Lucas Wright
USA TODAY U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola, Alaskan Natives, and family-owned fisheries are looking for a sea change in the fishing rights battle
By: Lucas Wright
Oregon's judicial landscape is gearing for a change, as Governor Tina Kotek announced a judicial vacancy in Benton County, marking the upcoming retirement of Judge Locke A. Williams, this transition, slated for July 1, opens the bench to new legal minds prepared to serve justice in the Pacific Northwest state, the Oregon Governor's Office confirmed.
By: Lucas Wright
In a twist of fate that reads like a Hollywood script, an immigrant from Laos battling cancer has won a life-changing $1.3 billion jackpot from the Oregon Powerball, securing a future for himself and providing a heartwarming story of luck meeting necessity. 46-year-old Cheng "Charlie" Saephan, along with his wife Duanpen and friend Laiza Chao, have become the latest multimillionaires, with Saephan planning to use his windfall to pay for his cancer treatment and secure a new home, according to a KGW report.
By: Lucas Wright
In a move aimed at easing the burden for those recovering from car theft and lower-income Portland residents, the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has rolled out a new hardship fund. This pot of financial aid will assist qualified individuals with the fees associated with retrieving their towed and impounded vehicles, the hurdles of which can often stand tall for the economically vulnerable.
By: Lucas Wright
Portland, Oregon residents might want to keep their umbrellas handy for the days ahead, as the weather forecast promises a series of damp conditions.
By: Lucas Wright
Multnomah County plans to open a new 24-hour sobering center by September, aligning with Oregon's HB 4002, which adjusts responses to drug use.
In a move designed to streamline the housing crunch, the City of Portland is rolling out free pre-approved plans for the construction of detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), Portland's Development Services announced.
By: Lucas Wright
Portland's Metro is laying the groundwork for a new green oasis, calling on locals to have their say on the transformation of Willamette Cove into a nature park, per an announcement on their website. Until May 10, North Portlanders and other stakeholders can pitch in their two cents through an online survey, as reported by Oregon Metro News.
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