Noah Chavez is a journalist based in Eugene, Oregon, focusing on local news for Chambers Communications, specifically for KDRV-TV and KDKF-TV. With a keen interest in community issues and human interest stories, Noah covers a range of topics including local events, crime, social issues, and community initiatives.
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Eugene, United States (Local)
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Noah's coverage heavily features local stories related to family & relationships and crime, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. If you can provide expert insight or commentary on ongoing community issues, safety concerns, local government announcements or events in the Eugene area, your pitch may align closely with Noah's reporting focus.
Given his strong interest in crime-related topics and local government announcements, consider pitching experts who have a deep understanding of criminal justice policies at the local level or community leaders involved in addressing homelessness and public safety measures. Additionally, if you are able to offer insights into emerging social issues affecting families within the region, such as education or emergency preparedness for natural disasters, this could also be relevant to Noah’s coverage interests.
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By: Noah Chavez
A vehicle with five teenagers was involved in a deadly crash that killed one a 13-year-old occupant.
By: Noah Chavez
After a 13-year-old boy was killed in a crash on River Road, nearby residents are calling for safety changes to the area.
By: Noah Chavez
A total of 104 participants took part in the annual Christmas Day parade even during the heavy rain.
By: Noah Chavez
The DFR program enables drone to respond within minute to an emergency situation while giving law enforcement vital information of the area.
Woman speaks out after police arrest shooting suspect 30-year-old Robert Kirk Lowen Birstch after allegedly hiding in her backyard.
By: Noah Chavez
Lane County Sheriff's Office said they believe the woman got lost on the surrounding mountainous roads before getting stranded.
By: Noah Chavez
Birthing Centers will have reduced visitor access because of the rise in flu cases in the state.
By: Noah Chavez
Trainsong residents continue to voice their opposition towards a planned biofuel facility on Bethel Dr. in Eugene. An estimated 40-truck loads of fuel is expected to be transported out of
By: Noah Chavez
Thor is the bomb-sniffing dog used to detect potential explosive devices in and around University of Oregon sporting events. His role also expands to threats reported across most of Western
By: Noah Chavez
Florence pet owners are concerned about the length of time it will take to drive to another vet clinic in another city following the Florence vet's closure.
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