Tim Lantz

Oregon

News Anchor and Digital News Manager at KXL-FM (Portland, OR)

News Anchor, Digital News Mgr, Edward R. Murrow award-winning broadcaster with Alpha Media, VO talent, VFX artist. Tweets are mine. RTs are not endorsements.

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Rare Ty Cobb Cards Unveiled At Beaverton Collectibles Shop

1 week ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

BEAVERTON, OR – Baseball history walked into Hoody’s Collectibles recently. Portland’s Morning News Producer Jon Eric Smith recently uncovered a collection of vintage baseball cards passed down to him from his great-grandfather. Among the nearly 80 cards are several original Ty Cobb cards dating as far back as 1909. “This is baseball history!” said Tait Hoodenpyle, owner of Hoody’s Collectibles.
WA House Republicans Fail To Stop Unemployment For Strikers Bill

1 week ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

OLYMPIA, WA – Senate Bill 5041 would provide striking workers in Washington with up to four weeks of unemployment benefits. Republican Representative Jeremie Dufault insists the legislation will give workers an incentive to go on strike. “If you pay people to strike, they will strike more often. Washington state will see a dramatic increase in the number of strikes,” said the Yakima native.
Time To Plan For PDX Milk Carton Boat Races

3 weeks ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

PORTLAND, OR – The Royal Rosarian Foundation has announced the Royal Rosarian Milk Carton Boat Race, which is part of the finale for the 2025 Portland Rose Festival, will be held at Portland’s Westmoreland Park Casting Pond on June 22nd starting at 11:45 a.m. That means it’s time for kids and their family to begin collecting milk cartons and jugs to be used in building their milk carton boat.
ODOT Warns To Remove Studded Tires Before April 1st

1 month ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

Portland, OR – The Oregon Department of Transportation is reminding you and other drivers that state law requires studded tires to removed from your car by the end of the month. The law allows studded tires to be used in Oregon from November 1st through March 31st. Beginning April 1st, law enforcement officers can issue citations with a $165 fine to drivers with studded tires on their vehicles. Spokeswoman Julie Denney said studded tires cause a lot of damage to Oregon roads.
Oregon Humane Society Hold Speed Dating For Dogs Adoption Event

1 month ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

Portland, OR – The Oregon Humane Society is hosting a unique adoption event on Saturday, March 29th with the goal of helping a group of shelter dogs who have been waiting a long time to find a forever home. They’re calling this event the “Pawfect Match.” It base on human speed dating. The plan is get ten people to spend ten minutes each with ten dogs available for adoption.
Air Travelers Facing Real ID Deadline Soon

1 month ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

In this Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020, file photo, a Boeing 737 Max jet, piloted by Federal Aviation Administration Chief Steve Dickson, prepares to land at Boeing Field following a test flight in Seattle.
"Spoofing" Scam Uses Oregon Humane Society Name

1 month ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

Portland, OR – Officials says the Oregon Humane Society name is being used in a “spoofing” scam. Scammers are calling people who have recently lost a pet and impersonating an OHS employee to get money. In this case, the scammers claim the found pet is sick or has been hurt and needs treatment. They then demand payment, usually they ask for the money to be sent via Venmo or Zelle, according to OHS.
Clackamas Community College To Host Financial Aid, Scholarship Night

1 month ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

Oregon City, OR – Clackamas Community College will hold their CCC Financial Aid and Scholarship Application Night on April 10, 5-7 p.m., at the college’s Oregon City campus in the Wacheno Welcome Center.
Portland Parks & Rec Looks To Send Lucky Ninth Graders To College

1 month ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

Portland, OR – Portland Parks & Recreation is now accepting applications for the “Early Adventures in Golf for a Lifetime of Enjoyment” Caddie Program. The program gives current ninth-grade students going to school in the city a chance to gain work experience, earn some money during the coming the summer months, and maybe even to qualify for a full Evans Scholarship to the University of Oregon. John Ball manages golf programs for PP&R, and he said no prior golf experience is needed.
Oregon Gets Approval To Extend Deadline For SNAP Replacement Benefits

1 month ago | kxl.com | Tim Lantz

Salem, OR – Oregon officials have received approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Services to extend the 10 day deadline for people to report the loss of food due to the February 24th storm this year and request replacement Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. The U.S.D.A. waiver allows 30 days total to report the loss of SNAP-provided food, which extends the reporting period for until March 26th in approved counties.