Multimedia Journalist, KGW-TV (Portland, OR)
Thomas Shults is a multimedia journalist currently working at KGW-TV in Portland, Oregon. With a focus on local news, Thomas covers a wide range of topics including education, community issues, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in other news outlets such as WMBB-TV and WKYC Studios.
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Thomas Shults covers local news with a focus on education, family & relationships in the Oregon area. His articles often involve evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these themes.
Local education-related initiatives or events impacting families in the Oregon area are likely to pique Thomas's interest. Breaking news or ongoing issues within public schools and their impact on students, parents, and teachers may also be of interest.
Stories related to family challenges within the community such as school violence upticks or closures of important local institutions could also resonate with his coverage interests. If you have insights into educational policy changes or social issues affecting families in Portland and surrounding areas of Oregon, they would likely align well with Thomas's reporting focus.
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By: Thomas Shults
The Ombudsman's Office released a report showing predatory towing has affected a Northeast Portland low-income apartment complex.
The Oregon Department of Education released new data showing students continue to struggle from lost learning during the pandemic.
The Battle Ground Police Department is the latest Clark County agency to wear body cameras. Four years ago, no law enforcement agency in the county wore them.
Mariachi STEAM combines mariachi music with STEM learning over a week-long camp.
The center is an alternative to jail time for individuals who qualify for treatment after being caught with small amounts of illegal drugs.
Northeast Halsey Street is closed between 117th Avenue and 122nd Avenue.
Initiative 2109 would repeal a state capital gains tax that funds things like childcare subsidies for qualifying families.
By: Thomas Shults
Unlike Oregon, Washington has not passed legislation to rein in these kinds of fees on tenants, which some officials defend as a way to keep rent prices down.
By: Thomas Shults
About 600 teachers and other educational staff in Greater Albany Public Schools went on strike Tuesday morning.
For the past five years, Margaret Scott Elementary School has partnered with the KGW Great Toy Drive to ensure more families receive gifts during the holidays.
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