Makenna Marks is a Reporter/Producer at KDRV-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, crime and justice, and regional interest, with a keen focus on issues related to animal cruelty and education. Makenna's work has been featured in KDKF-TV, KPTV Fox 12 Oregon, Atlanta News First, and WCSC-TV Live 5 News.
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Makenna Marks' coverage focuses primarily on local community events, public services, and government announcements within the Medford area in Oregon. She frequently covers topics related to crime, education, family & relationships.
If you're reaching out to Makenna with a pitch, consider providing insights or access to sources related to local government initiatives, community events impacting public services such as housing crises or educational programs. Additionally, if your story involves local crime trends or solutions aimed at addressing them within the Medford area specifically would likely grab her attention.
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By: Makenna Marks
Police are searching for potential victims after a man was arrested for allegedly assaulting employees at two Gresham spas.
By: Makenna Marks
A woman in Northeast Portland said her apartment building has been without a working heater system for nearly two weeks.
By: Makenna Marks
Red Castle Games in southeast Portland was broken into early Saturday, and the thief took approximately $1,200 worth of collectible gaming cards.
The Blanchet House has announced its plans to open a new, first-of-its-kind women’s shelter in downtown Portland.
By: Makenna Marks
Darla Sturdy has been fighting for increased safety measures at TriMet train stations since 2003, after her son, Aaron, was killed.
Scrubby’s Car Wash owner says it will temporarily close down after a self-service pay station was broken into Monday, leaving $68,000 in damage.
Since Tuesday evening, the small beach town of Seaside has been without power.
A three-year-old boy is recovering from his injuries after he was bitten by a dog inside a Walmart.
The front door of a southeast Portland convenience store was damaged in an early morning shooting on Sunday.
Starbucks baristas across the Portland Metro area went on strike Monday morning, meeting at the Beaverton Hillsdale Highway location to walk the picket line tog
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