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Nathan Wilk

Nathan Wilk

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Reporter, KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)

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  • Lane County warns of rise in Shigella bacterial infections

    By Nathan Wilk Verified| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified Lane County health officials are warning of an increase in an uncommon infectious bacteria. The county has reported 18 Shigella infections so far this year, as of Thursday. That's already higher than the case count for all of last year, which was 12. Shigella spreads through fecal matter, as well as through contaminated food, water, and surfaces. Infections can cause mid-to-high temperature fevers, cramping, vomiting, and bloody or puss-filled diarrhea. They can even be fatal in some cases.

    By Nathan Wilk Verified · KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Oregon bill would expand water use exemptions for small farmers

    By Nathan Wilk Verified| Herald and News Verified More small farms in Oregon could operate without water rights under a bill moving forward in the state legislature. Farmers currently need a water right to irrigate crops they plan to sell. However, House Bill 3372 would exempt gardens that are a half acre or smaller. kAm%9@D6 72C>D 4@F=5 FD6 FA E@ b[___ 82==@?D @7 H6== H2E6C 52:=J 7@C :CC:82E:@?—2?5 d[___ 82==@?D :? E@E2= 6249 52J[ H96?

    By Nathan Wilk Verified · Herald and News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Lane County warns of rise in Shigella bacterial infections

    By Nathan Wilk Verified| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified Lane County health officials are warning of an increase in an uncommon infectious bacteria. The county has reported 18 Shigella infections so far this year, as of Thursday. That's already higher than the case count for all of last year, which was 12. Shigella spreads through fecal matter, as well as through contaminated food, water, and surfaces. Infections can cause mid-to-high temperature fevers, cramping, vomiting, and bloody or puss-filled diarrhea. They can even be fatal in some cases.

    By Nathan Wilk Verified · KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)

    Apr. 17, 2025

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KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)

Eugene, Oregon, United States

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