Thomas Shults is a Multimedia Journalist at KGW. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, sports, and climate change, with a focus on public education, school administration, and mental health. Thomas has been featured in various outlets such as WMBB-TV, Charlotte Business Journal, and KING 5 News.
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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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The iconic song is now being used to help people cope with a cancer diagnosis.
By: Thomas Shults
The iconic 1980s hit song "867-5309/ Jenny" is now being used by a cancer hotline to help people with their recent diagnosis. The nonprofit, called the Cancer Support Community, is changing its numbe...
By: Thomas Shults
Parents and teachers gathered outside Vancouver Public Schools on Thursday to rally against budget cuts.
By: Thomas Shults
The U.S. Forest Service plans to shutter regional offices across the country, transitioning to "state offices" with a focus on legislatures.
By: Thomas Shults
The bipartisan bill eases agritourism regulations, allowing larger farm stores and removing revenue limits, aiming to help family farms survive and thrive.
Tensions rise among city councilors at Wednesday night's meeting PORTLAND, Oregon — Members of the Portland city council sparred Wednesday night over millions of dollars in unspent housing funds.
By: Thomas Shults
Parents at several Title I schools in Portland Public Schools have created a coalition to prevent school closures, as the district faces heavy budget constraints.
Thursday morning In-N-Out opened a Vancouver location. It's the burger chain's second location in Washington.
By: John Tanet, Thomas Shults
The district faces a looming $56 million budget gap for the upcoming school year. More significant budget cuts could be on the horizon as well.
By: Thomas Shults
The National Education Association is facing a civil rights complaint for allegedly discriminating against Jewish members at a convention in Portland last year.
