Brian Richardson

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Name: Brian Richardson
Date registered: April 16, 2012

Biography

Brian Richardson joined the KEZI in January of 2012. He earned his Broadcast Journalism degree from Missouri State University. Brian got his start at KODE in Joplin, Missouri. He was hired as a general assignment reporter and quickly moved to weekend anchor. In the winter of 2008, he moved to Springfield, MO to work for KOLR/KSFX. Brian anchored and reported for both stations. During his more than five years covering southwest Missouri, Brian covered high-profile murder cases and some of the worst natural disasters to hit the “Show Me” state in recent memory. The Weather Channel featured some of Brian’s work on Storm Stories episode. Brian is married to KEZI reporter Jennifer Richardson. The two met while working in Joplin. They married in Jennifer’s California hometown in the summer of 2011. Brian is a Missouri native and huge sports fan. He loves all teams St. Louis (especially the Cardinals and Blues). When he’s not in the newsroom or catching a game, you might be able to find him roaming the wilderness. He enjoys the outdoors and is excited to explore the Oregon wilderness.

Latest posts

  1. Sen. Edwards Explains Budget Vote — June 18, 2013
  2. TrackTown Tuesdays Come to a Close — June 11, 2013
  3. Committee Recommends Saving Services — June 3, 2013
  4. City Council Extends Tax Exemption — May 29, 2013
  5. Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes into Tree — May 16, 2013

Most commented posts

  1. Linn Co. Sheriff Defies Gun Proposals — 12 comments
  2. Eugene Councilors Explore New Fee — 4 comments
  3. UOPD Considers Arming its Officers — 4 comments
  4. Wattiers Reunited in Portland — 2 comments
  5. Planes May Be Banned from Waldo Lake — 2 comments

Author's posts listings

Springfield Schools Searches for Leader

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — The search for a new school superintendent in Springfield continued on Wednesday. A group of board members and parents met for the first screening of applications. Anyone interested in the job had to apply by last week. The position was left open by Dr. Nancy Golden. She announced she’s stepping down at … Continue reading »

4J Warns Teachers of More Cuts

EUGENE, Ore. — With a looming budget gap top of mind, the 4J School District warns that more cuts are on the way. In a letter to faculty and staff, Superintendent Shelley Berman says his staff is considering cutting services and jobs. The district’s facing an estimated $10 million budget shortfall. That doesn’t include the … Continue reading »

Parents Debate Roseburg School Closure

ROSEBURG, Ore. – A passionate debate erupted as teachers and school administrators discussed the potential consolidation of one of the Roseburg elementary schools. The Roseburg School District held a public hearing on Wednesday as it continues to research. About 200 people packed into the hearing, and many lined up to speak. Financial problems and declining enrollment … Continue reading »

Reward to Catch Hit-and-Run Driver

OAKLAND, Ore. — Friends of an Oakland man are offering a reward to help to find the person who hit a motorcycle and then drove off. The 73-year-old Oakland resident was driving on Highway 101 on February 15 near Winchester Bay, when troopers say a silver SUV hit the back of his motorcycle and forced … Continue reading »

4J Approves Bond, Moves to Ballot

EUGENE, Ore. — After months of speculation and debate, the 4J School District has decided to move forward with a $170 million bond. It’s makes the third bond measure now on the May ballot for thousands of Eugene voters to decide. If approved, the money will be used to help carry out the district’s long-range … Continue reading »

4J Nears Pushing $170M Bond to Ballot

EUGENE, Ore. — For the first time, the 4J School District tipped its hand as it considered how to replace several of its aging schools. The superintendent recommended the board push a $170 million bond to the May ballot. The money would be used to replace Jefferson Middle School, River Road Elementary and Howard Elementary. … Continue reading »

UOPD Considers Arming its Officers

EUGENE, Ore. — The University of Oregon held its first public hearing as it considers arming its police officers. About 50 people filed into the meeting including students, attorneys and officers. UO Public Safety Division became an official police department in October. Part of that transition includes giving guns to officers. The university says arming … Continue reading »

BCSO Searching for Robbery Suspect

CORVALLIS, Ore. — The Benton County Sheriff’s Office needs help finding a man deputies say robbed the Country Market and Deli Wednesday afternoon. They say he walked into the store a little before 5:30 p.m. and showed the clerk a gun. He then left with an undisclosed amount of money. Deputies describe the suspect as … Continue reading »

Springfield Honors Retired K9

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — After a more than 6-year career, Springfield says goodbye to one of its finest. Councilors honored Bronko at Monday’s council meeting, a now retired K9 Officer. The German Shepherd becomes a normal dog. He can now sleep inside, play with toys and go to the park. His handler, Officer Brian Keetle, says … Continue reading »

4J Begins Budget Discussions

EUGENE, Ore. — The 4J School District is projecting a massive budget shortfall. The budget committee met with administrators Monday. It projected the state of the district’s finances for the 2013-14 school year. The shortfall could be as high as $16 million. Part of the problem is a lack of state funding. “When you need … Continue reading »

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