Zach Urness is an Outdoor Journalist at the Salem Statesman and USA TODAY. He covers Oregon's outdoors with a focus on environment, recreation, and public lands, while also exploring themes of adventure travel and legal affairs. Zach is featured in various publications including The Indianapolis Star, Yahoo News, and OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting).
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Zach Urness primarily focuses on local news in Oregon, particularly outdoor activities and weather-related topics. His coverage includes government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news.
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It's important to note that Zach has a strong focus on local content related to Oregon and specific areas within the state. Therefore, your pitch should directly relate to this geographic focus for optimal relevance.
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By: Zach Urness, Jill Bond
Thinking of hitting a river or lake in Oregon this weekend? Here's what to know about new permitting requirements.
By: Zach Urness
Hot temperatures will bring the start of Oregon fire season, which means activities like backyard burning will be outlawed.
By: Zach Urness
Temperatures are expected to eclipse 90 degrees and flirt with triple-digits from June 14 to June 16 across northwest Oregon.
Zach Urness, Salem Statesman Journal This story was originally published on Jan. 29, 2015
Hot and dry conditions have forest managers across the state on edge as the season officially started June 15, bringing with it restrictions meant to prevent wildfires.
By: Zach Urness
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Gov. Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency on June 16 due to what her office called the "imminent threat of wildfire."
By: Zach Urness
Gov. Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency on June 16 due to what her office called the "imminent threat of wildfire."
By: Skyla Patton, Zach Urness
As summer kicks off, it’s important to to stay cool. From creeks to rivers to lakes, here are spots to visit near Salem, Eugene and Portland.
By: Zach Urness
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