Robert Desaulniers is a journalist based in Eugene, Oregon, with a focus on local news. He has written for Chambers Communications and his work has been featured in KDRV-TV and KDKF-TV. Robert covers a wide range of topics, including crime, education, community events, and local business developments.
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Robert Desaulniers' coverage gravitates towards local crime and law enforcement in Eugene, Oregon. He seems particularly focused on evolving and breaking news stories related to crime, as well as government announcements concerning these issues. This suggests that he may be interested in receiving insights or updates related to ongoing criminal cases, law enforcement procedures, or government initiatives impacting the local community.
Given his focus on local news and education-related topics such as Lane County deputies responding to incidents in Eugene and a State employee pleading guilty to assaulting a disabled woman, pitches involving community events with an emphasis on safety or public awareness campaigns could also resonate with him.
If you have information regarding developments in ongoing criminal cases, updates on law enforcement practices or policies relevant to Eugene's community specifically, Robert might find it valuable for his reporting.
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By: Robert Desaulniers
After months of work, the city of Philomath is sporting a host of new traffic, safety and accessibility improvements in its downtown area.
By: Robert Desaulniers
Monique DeSpain thanked her supporters and said she hoped to hold Hoyle accountable for delivering on her campaign promises.
By: Robert Desaulniers
A former Willamette Leadership Academy staffer who was arrested in 2023 on child sex abuse charges has pleaded guilty, court records show.
By: Robert Desaulniers
Government services including passport services, voter registration, and some public health programs have resumed as a government worker strike continues.
A cute quartet of raucous rodents is up for adoption, and is sure to bring lots of joy and fun to a loving family!
By: Robert Desaulniers, Aaron Arellano
Benton County employees are expected to vote in favor of approving a tentative contract that was reached in overnight negotiations with the county government.
ALBANY, Ore. – A man is in jail on charges including assault and fleeing the police after allegedly driving away from a traffic stop, running over a police officer in the process, according to Albany police.
By: Aaron Arellano, Robert Desaulniers
Although they voted to accept a new labor contract that includes a few improvements, Franz Bakery workers say they did not reach all their goals with the recent strike.
By: Robert Desaulniers
Graduate student workers at Oregon State University are on strike for better wages, saying the cost of living in Corvallis is too high to make it on the university's wage.
By: Robert Desaulniers
While Eugene city workers prepare to pick up leaves, piles of slippery foliage are being left in roads used by bicyclists.
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