Whitney Woodworth is a reporter at Salem Statesman, covering city hall and business. Her work often intersects with themes of regional interest, social issues, and crime, particularly focusing on topics such as homelessness and traffic in Oregon. Whitney's reporting has been featured in prominent outlets including USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and The Register-Guard.
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Whitney's coverage focuses on local news in Salem, Oregon, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, business & industry, and family & relationships. She often covers breaking news as well.
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Keizer's newest city councilor is a familiar face at city hall.
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Avelo Airlines canceled Salem-Las Vegas flights in early 2025, but company officials said they plan to make their service seasonal and resume flights.
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Location: Liberty and Trade streets SE Description: Salem's first-ever street bike box was installed at the intersection of Liberty and Trade streets in downtown this month.
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The Oregon Public Utility Commission cut the proposed rate increase by Pacific Power by nearly half.
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Location: 2410 Fairgrounds Road NE Description: Once the site of a gravel and mulch business, the lot on Fairgrounds Road is being transformed into another location of a Salem business.
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Electric bills for many in Salem could go up next year due to a Portland General Electric rate increase — but not as much as the utility provider requested.
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