Madeleine Moore

Denton

Managing Editor, Video Editor at North Texas Daily

filmmaker, journalist, photographer | htx/dfw

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Articles

A behind-the-scenes look at Salem’s 911 dispatch center

5 days ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

When people in the Salem area call 911, the person answering the phone walks them through their situation with ease that comes with years of practice. Dispatchers assigning police or fire responders to 911 calls rattle off memorized combinations of numbers and letters that correspond with law enforcement or medical units.
Police arrest boy, 16, in pool hall stabbings that killed 1, injured another

5 days ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

A 16-year-old boy is accused of murder and attempted murder for stabbings that killed a young man and left another injured early Thursday morning. Salem police arrested the suspect Thursday night, May 8, around 9:30 p.m., according to a statement from the Salem Police Department released Friday morning. The boy is facing accusations of second-degree murder, first-degree attempted murder, second-degree assault and unlawful use of a weapon in Marion County Juvenile Court.
Stabbings at Salem pool hall leave 1 man dead, another injured

6 days ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

A fight early Thursday morning at a pool hall east of downtown Salem resulted in two stabbings that left a young man dead and another injured. Around 1 a.m. Thursday, police responded to a report that two stabbing victims had arrived at Salem Hospital’s emergency room “in need of immediate care,” according to a statement from the Salem Police Department. One victim, Isac S. Rizo, 21, of Salem, died at the hospital from his injuries.
What to do in Salem from May 1-7: Awesome 3000, Sheep to Shawl, bead show

2 weeks ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

Each week, Salem Reporter highlights a selection of upcoming local events. For a more complete list, browse our events calendar here. You can submit an upcoming event here. Here’s a roundup for the week from Thursday, May 1, to Wednesday, May 7. *Starred events are free to attend, although they may include ticketed components or a suggested donation. Saturday, May 3: The Awesome 3000 returns for another year as Salem’s largest fun run.
What to know about the Polk County Fairgrounds levy vote on May 20

2 weeks ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

On May 20, voters in Polk County will decide whether to approve a property tax to fund the Polk County Fairgrounds. The tax increase would fund renovation projects and needed upgrades for the fairgrounds, which last had major updates in 1995, according to the Fairgrounds Manager Tina Andersen. Polk County Commissioners voted in January to put the levy on the May ballot.
Danielle Bethell, former Keizer chamber official, announces run for governor

2 weeks ago | keizertimes.com | Madeleine Moore

Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell wants to challenge Gov. Tina Kotek for her job. Her campaign for governor, which has been a year in the making, is unfolding slowly as the primary election for the Republican nomination is just over a year away. She publicly posted her campaign website on Facebook Friday after quietly launching a campaign committee earlier this year.
Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell announces run for governor

2 weeks ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell wants to challenge Gov. Tina Kotek for her job. Her campaign for governor, which has been a year in the making, is unfolding slowly as the primary election for the Republican nomination is just over a year away. She publicly posted her campaign website on Facebook Friday after quietly launching a campaign committee earlier this year.
Amid federal funding confusion, Salinas helps restore money for local Indigenous farm

2 weeks ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

A quiet two-acre farm just south of Salem, home to countless native trees and plants, has been caught in the back and forth of federal funding confusion as grants get awarded and cancelled. Just off of the Delaney Road exit on Interstate 5, Elderberry Wisdom Farm is a place for Indigenous people and students of color to come together for educational and professional opportunities in agriculture.
East Salem clinic to open classroom space for support groups, literacy and citizenship classes

3 weeks ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

Once construction finishes, and the dust is long-gone, an east Salem clinic will be home to a space for soon-to-be parents, people recovering from addiction and those studying for citizenship. The space inside the WFMC Health clinic will be a large classroom that hosts programs that meet needs for the clinic’s 15,000 patients, most of whom are low-income, and many of whom are bilingual.
Local health leaders propose focus on housing, drug use, improving care access

3 weeks ago | salemreporter.com | Madeleine Moore

Local health leaders say the Salem area needs to improve access to stable housing, break down barriers to health care and provide better resources for mental health and drug use treatment. That’s according to an assessment published Wednesday that found that, in the last five years, residents in Marion and Polk counties are experiencing more depression, chronic health conditions and homelessness.