Mckenzie Richmond is a reporter at FOX 12. With a focus on crime and justice, white-collar crime, and health news, Mckenzie has built a diverse portfolio that includes significant stories on tenant rights and workplace safety. She has been featured in KVII-TV, KVAL TV CBS & KMTR NBC 16 Eugene, KOKH FOX 25, KTUL, KPTV (FOX 12), and WEAU 13 News.
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Mckenzie Richmond's coverage primarily focuses on local events and issues in Oklahoma, particularly Tulsa. She has a strong emphasis on crime, community-related topics, and education. Given her focus on local news, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that highlight stories involving community initiatives, educational programs or reforms in the region.
Since Mckenzie covers government announcements as well, sources with insights into policies related to education or crime prevention at the state or local level might find success pitching relevant stories.
Nonprofit organizations working within the areas of family support and community development could also consider reaching out for potential coverage by providing unique angles or human-interest narratives.
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Two people were taken to the hospital and a suspect has been detained after a shooting at a popular tourist destination.
By: Ryne Buchanan, Mckenzie Richmond, Spencer Schacht
Two people were hospitalized and two teen suspects are in custody after a shooting broke out at a large party at a popular tourist destination on Saturday.
By: Mckenzie Richmond
BEND, Ore. InvestigateTV ) - A groundbreaking new law out of Oregon is expanding options for several breast cancer survivors.
By: Mckenzie Richmond
Portland City Council voted to allocate $106 million in unspent housing funds, with $56 million going toward affordable housing and related programs.
Police are investigating a stabbing that happened in North Portland early Wednesday morning.
By: Mckenzie Richmond
A TriMet bus operator helped reunite a missing and vulnerable man with his family after spotting him during his route.
By: Mckenzie Richmond
Longview Superintendent Karen Cloninger pleaded not guilty to all charges against her in connection to sexual misconduct allegations involving students.
The City of Portland has paid $108,000 in penalty fees to extend its use of the Northwest Northrup shelter through Dec. 31, according to newly filed documents.
By: Mckenzie Richmond
The Salvation Army is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the organization of improperly maintaining Portland’s NW Northrup shelter.
A homicide investigation is underway in South Portland early Tuesday morning.
