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, Oregon, United States (Local)
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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Over 8,000 participants took to the roads as they ran all across Eugene in the half and full marathon.
Early estimates are beginning, showing how much the Marathon made for the surrounding communities.
In Cottage Grove, multiple sightings of a cougar spread across social media following the attack
By: Noah Chavez
Attendees believe they are in for a difficult decision ahead of mayoral election
Heceta South neighbors claim each rain season the area floods with no drainage
Since returning home, Dodge said Ember has become a different dog both physically and mentally.
By: Noah Chavez
The Whiteaker Community Council's "disaster resiliency event" on Saturday connected community members with organizations and resources to better prepare for calamity.
By: Noah Chavez
Eugene Springfield Fire Water Rescue patrolled the McKenzie River in search of trees and debris that could cause problems for visitors
The voting system known as S.T.A.R. aims to enable voters more options when voting for candidates and balancing the election process.
By: Noah Chavez
After being hit while on her bike by a driver, a Eugene woman originally was planning on forgiving the driver but has since changed her mind.
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