Zach Bruhl is a local journalist based in Eugene, Oregon. He writes for various news outlets including KMTR NewsSource 16, KVAL-TV, KVAL TV CBS, and KMTR NBC 16 Eugene. Zach covers a range of local news stories, from community events and human interest stories to local government and health-related issues.
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Zach's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, health and safety, education, and government & politics in the Eugene area of Oregon. His articles tend to highlight announcements from local government and cover a range of topics such as family & relationships, agriculture & farming, education, and entertainment news.
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By: Zach Bruhl
This weekend, 3-thousand children from across our region will receive a helping hand as they get ready to head back to school thanks to a coalition of local non-profits.
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This week's Work Watch Wednesday puts us behind the wheel of the region's largest public transportation, the Lane Transit District (LTD).
Know someone who should be recognized for their Acts of Kindness? Let us know by filling out the Nomination Form.On the corner of 18th and Chambers in Eugene si
By: Zach Bruhl
A string of recent crimes is now threatening the viability of a local business which has been operating in Eugene for over four decades.
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EUGENE, Ore. — If you are looking for a career in a challenging field, with impacts on the community you live in, the Eugene Police Department is looking to add to their ranks by the end of the year.
By: Zach Bruhl
McKenzie Willamette Medical Center (MWMC) in Springfield is looking to bring new staff on board in the midst of its preparations for opening a new location in E
By: Zach Bruhl
If you enjoy the Oregon outdoors, the Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council is looking for volunteers willing to work to restore native species at parks in W
Since 2020 Willamette Horse Outreach Alliance, or WHOA, has been saving the lives of horses in need right here in Lane County.
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