Jashayla Pettigrew

Columbia, Portland

Digital Reporter at KOIN-TV (Portland, OR)

Digital Reporter at KRCW-TV (Beaverton, OR)

mizzou journalism grad from st. louis. currently a digital reporter for @KOINNews. previously @CoMissourian, @VoxMag and @BlackBeautyMag

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Oregon restaurant will reopen with new team, months after closure was announced

1 week ago | koin.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — It turns out a lauded Oregon restaurant that suddenly shuttered last year will re-open next month. On Monday, Tributary Hotel’s Ōkta announced it will return as Ōkta Farm and Kitchen on May 3. The McMinnville eatery’s resurgence follows the welcoming of a new “culinary and farm team,” which will offer seasonal four-course menus starting this summer.
Portlanders say homelessness, cost-of-living are the city's greatest challenges

1 week ago | koin.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — When researchers surveyed Portlanders last year, they learned that residents approve of local attractions like parks and restaurants — while homelessness and safety remain areas of concern. The City Budget Office unveiled the results of the 2024 Portland Insights Survey on Monday. The office collaborated with Portland State University’s Regional Research Institute for Human Services to gather responses from around 4,200 residents from June 3 to Oct. 28.
Where to find Easter egg hunts, brunches throughout Portland

1 week ago | koin.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Looking for Easter festivities? With just a week until the holiday, now is a good time to secure your plans. Portland businesses will be in the spirit, with events like cruises, egg hunts and brunch buffets.
Next phase of project boosting Lents neighborhood’s tree canopy is underway

1 week ago | portlandtribune.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

The second phase of a project that aims to boost Portland’s tree canopy is underway. “Trees in the Curb Zone” has added 15 trees to the Lents neighborhood so far this year. The joint pilot project from the Portland Bureau of Transportation, Portland Parks & Recreation and the Bureau of Environmental Services specifically targeted Southeast Duke Street, from Southeast 82nd Avenue to Southeast 94th Avenue.
Next phase of project boosting Lents neighborhood’s tree canopy is underway

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The second phase of a project that aims to boost Portland’s tree canopy is underway. “Trees in the Curb Zone” has added 15 trees to the Lents neighborhood so far this year. The joint pilot project from the Portland Bureau of Transportation, Portland Parks & Recreation and the Bureau of Environmental Services specifically targeted Southeast Duke Street, from Southeast 82nd Avenue to Southeast 94th Avenue.
Next phase of Portland project boosting Lents neighborhood's tree canopy is underway

1 week ago | koin.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The second phase of a project that aims to boost Portland’s tree canopy is underway. “Trees in the Curb Zone” has added 15 trees to the Lents neighborhood so far this year. The joint pilot project from the Portland Bureau of Transportation, Portland Parks & Recreation and the Bureau of Environmental Services specifically targeted Southeast Duke Street, from Southeast 82nd Avenue to Southeast 94th Avenue.
Next phase of project boosting Lents neighborhood’s tree canopy is underway

1 week ago | biztrib.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

The second phase of a project that aims to boost Portland’s tree canopy is underway. “Trees in the Curb Zone” has added 15 trees to the Lents neighborhood so far this year. The joint pilot project from the Portland Bureau of Transportation, Portland Parks & Recreation and the Bureau of Environmental Services specifically targeted Southeast Duke Street, from Southeast 82nd Avenue to Southeast 94th Avenue.
Oregon’s wolf population moderately increases for first time in several years

1 week ago | koin.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — For the first time in several years, Oregon’s wolf population has seen some significant growth. The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife unveiled data on the conservation and management of the species on Friday. According to the annual report, there were at least 204 wolves found throughout the state by the end of 2024 — a 15% increase from the previous year. The wolf count was 173 in 2020 and 175 in 2021. By the end of both 2022 and 2023, ODFW recorded 178 wolves.
Oregon’s wolf population moderately increases for first time in several years

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — For the first time in several years, Oregon’s wolf population has seen some significant growth. The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife unveiled data on the conservation and management of the species on Friday. According to the annual report, there were at least 204 wolves found throughout the state by the end of 2024 — a 15% increase from the previous year.
PCC considering 14 programs on chopping block as part of its ‘fiscal sustainability initiative’

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jashayla Pettigrew

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland Community College is considering nixing various programs in an effort to tighten its budget. While PCC spokesperson Misty Bouse told KOIN 6 the school has yet to determine which would be cut, there are currently 14 of them on the chopping block.