Brett Reckamp
Co-Anchor, Portland's Morning News at KXL-FM (Portland, OR)
Licensed OR & WA Agent with Sadle Home Selling Team Keller Williams / Co-Anchor Portland's Morning News on FM News 101 KXL @RickSadle @KXLNews @AlphaMediaUS
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1 week ago |
kxl.com | Brett Reckamp
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. — The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission has decided to open up the fall Chinook salmon season on the Umpqua and other nearby rivers on July 1st, but only 3 days per week. The compromise is actually welcome news according to Douglas County Commissioners. They say they heard from business owners who depend on the support of anglers. Limited fishing will be allowed on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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2 weeks ago |
kxl.com | Brett Reckamp
PORTLAND, Ore. — After a nearly 11 hour session Wednesday, The Portland City Council said yes to an $8.6 billion dollar budget for FY 2025-2026. This process appeared to be anything but easy as councilors went back and forth with arguments about not only the things the budget funds or cuts but also procedure. They went back and forth about amendments and attachments for some time. Especially at the end of the session.
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2 weeks ago |
kxl.com | Brett Reckamp
PORTLAND, Ore. — A planned project to build rod iron black fencing in a section of SW Portland near I-405 has begun. ODOT & PBOT are part of the joint effort to replace temporary, chain link fencing with permanent fencing. The project will cost nearly $900,000 just for the materials and installation. There will be ongoing maintenance as well.
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2 weeks ago |
kxl.com | Brett Reckamp
CHELAN COUNTY, Wash. — Local authorities say they’re not only not giving up the search for 32-year-old Travis Decker, they’re expanding its boundaries. The manhant has been in place since at least May 31st when the bodies of Decker’s 3 girls were found near a trailhead in a campground in Chelan County. The sheriff says that’s where they also found Decker’s abandoned pickup truck. Crews have been scouring the wilderness, looking for Decker who now faces felony aggravated murder charges.
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3 weeks ago |
kxl.com | Brett Reckamp
SALEM, Ore. — The state of Oregon’s estimated $755 million dollar general fund shortfall has lawmakers considering cuts to the state’s outdoor school program. The Ways and Means Committee is set to meet on Friday to discuss possible cuts. It could result in the program going away or perhaps the number of days being reduced. The Friends of Outdoor School is organizing a rally to try and keep any cuts from happening.
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