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Jodi Unruh

Jodi Unruh

Verified

Morning News Anchor, KPIC-TV (Roseburg, OR)

Eugene

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Film, Politics Reviews, Comment Music, Gaming TV, News

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I don't cover political and adult topics

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Total articles 67

  • CAHOOTS aims to sustain vital services despite city's budget cuts and contract termination

    By Jodi Unruh Verified| KMTR-TV (Springfield, OR) Verified CAHOOTS union members and former employees are looking for a new way to keep their decades-old emergency services alive in Eugene after the city ended its contract Monday. Leaders with CAHOOTS hosted a town hall Thursday night at the University of Oregon to get the public's feedback following the City of Eugene's decision to end its partnership with the mental health crisis outreach program.

    By Jodi Unruh Verified · KMTR-TV (Springfield, OR)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Pacific Power to host Oregon wildfire forums from April to enhance preparedness

    By Jodi Unruh Verified| KVAL-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified EUGENE, Ore. — Coming off one of the worst wildfire seasons in Oregon history, Pacific Power is stepping up its Wildfire Safety and Preparedness Plan. A big part of the utility company's plan to mitigate wildfires includes strengthening systems, communications, and being aware of the weather and other fire-related risks. Pacific Power says it's building 200 new weather centers in Oregon this year and launching a 24/7 weather intelligence center in Medford to monitor.

    By Jodi Unruh Verified · KVAL-TV (Eugene, OR)

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • Lane County Head Start unlocks funds, but three Oregon counties still in financial limbo

    By Jodi Unruh Verified| KMTR-TV (Springfield, OR) Verified EUGENE, Ore. — The executive director for Head Start in Lane County says they were just able to access their funds Tuesday (Feb. 4) after the federal freeze but many agencies - including three counties in Oregon - still can't get their money.

    By Jodi Unruh Verified · KMTR-TV (Springfield, OR)

    Feb. 05, 2025

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Company Info

KPIC-TV (Roseburg, OR)

Eugene, Oregon, United States

+1 541-685-5708