Jessica Debbas

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Name: Jessica Debbas
Date registered: April 16, 2012

Biography

Jessica joined the KEZI 9 evening news team as a reporter in February 2011. Jessica comes to Eugene from Bozeman, Montana where she was a reporter and anchor for KTVM/NBC Montana. She received her B.A. in Journalism from San Diego State University in 2008. In San Diego she interned at KUSI News. After graduation she moved to Seattle and worked as a news assistant for CBS affiliate KIRO 7, where she fell in love with the Northwest and is thrilled to be back. Jessica grew up in Carlsbad, California. Even though San Diego will always be home, she is excited for new adventures in Oregon.

Latest posts

  1. UO Athlete Dies in Cliff Diving Accident — May 12, 2013
  2. Dalai Lama Wins Over Crowd In Many Ways — May 10, 2013
  3. Superintendent Golden’s Send-off Party — May 10, 2013
  4. Marathon Breaks Registration Record — April 26, 2013
  5. Breweries Expand to Whiteaker Area — April 25, 2013

Most commented posts

  1. Friends Remember Train Accident Victim — 12 comments
  2. Bike Accident Triggers Safety Concerns — 6 comments
  3. Two Dead Bodies Found in Springfield — 6 comments
  4. Parking Prices Go Up Downtown — 5 comments
  5. Person Found Dead off Lorane Highway — 4 comments

Author's posts listings

34th Home and Garden Show Opens

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Published March 7, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — With the sunshine making a presence Thursday, it was perfect timing for the kickoff of the Home and Garden Show. There are about 300 exhibits, from garden and landscaping displays to home improvement demonstrations and appliances in the main building. While this show is great exposure for local businesses around the Eugene … Continue reading »

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Eugene Site Chosen for VA Clinic

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Published February 28, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — Eugene is one step closer to providing the medical attention needed for our local veterans. A site has now been picked for a future 100,000-square-foot veterans hospital. The veterans administration was looking at five different sites in Eugene to break ground and ultimately chose one, across the street from the Register-Guard building … Continue reading »

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Suspect Tries to Rob UO Student

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Published February 22, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — A University of Oregon student says a man tried to rob him at knifepoint Thursday night. The student reported a man came up to him on campus near Pioneer Cemetery and the education annex building. The student says he was walking by himself around midnight through that when a stranger approached him, … Continue reading »

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Gandhi’s Grandson Gives Lecture

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Published February 22, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — It was standing-room only during a lecture given by Muhatma Gandhi’s grandson Thursday night. A few hundred people filled a lecture hall at Lane Community College, waiting to hear from Arun Ghandi, who shared with his audience life lessons he had learned from his world-famous grandfather. Arun Gandhi, who now lives in … Continue reading »

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Two Dead Bodies Found in Springfield

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Published February 21, 2013

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — Springfield police officers are investigating two dead bodies found in a downtown building. Investigators have been at the scene near South A and 7th streets since noon Thursday. Police say these deaths are a result of illegal and suspicious activity at an old and vacant auto dealership building, which has proven to … Continue reading »

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Meteorites in Eugene?

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Published February 15, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — A Springfield woman told KEZI 9 News she saw a meteor right here in our area Thursday night. So could this sighting be related to the astronomical event in Russia? Jerry Oltion with the Eugene Astronomical Society says meteorites aren’t rare, but he says all this activity happening around the same time … Continue reading »

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Same-Sex Initiative Campaign Launched

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Published February 15, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — Celebrating love is what Valentine’s Day is all about, and that’s why a number of same-sex couples in Lane County used the holiday to start a campaign that ultimately ends with their love being recognized as a legal marriage. After Washington State approved the right for same-sex couples to marry, Oregonians feel … Continue reading »

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North Bend Man Killed in Crash

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Published February 10, 2013

LAKESIDE, Ore. — A crash on Highway 101 near Lakeside killed a North Bend man Sunday morning. Jon Copsey, 60, was traveling southbound along Highway 101 when he drove off  the shoulder, into the brush and struck a tree. Copsey was pronounced dead at the scene when Oregon State troopers arrived. His wife Beatrice Copsey … Continue reading »

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Canola Allowed in Willamette Valley

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Published February 7, 2013

CORVALLIS, Ore. — New rules passed down by the Oregon Department of Agriculture Thursday have many Oregon farmers fearful of the future of organic seed farming.  The ODA is allowing canola seed production in the Willamette Valley despite concerns from organic seed farmers about cross contamination. The Willamette Valley has been an exclusion zone for … Continue reading »

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Suspicious Device Closes Highway 34

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Published February 2, 2013

Near LEBANON, Ore. –  A report of a suspicious device in a car forced crews to close Highway 34 at milepost 14  just west of Lebanon. Oregon State Police was called to assist Linn County deputies and Lebanon Police with the investigation. Deputies say Matthew Reniff from Eugene said he had an explosive device in … Continue reading »

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