Daijah Peterson joined the KEZI 9 News This Morning team as a reporter in December of 2018.
Daijah Peterson joined the KEZI 9 News This Morning team as a reporter in December of 2018. She graduated from Prairie View A&M University, majoring in Mass Communication with a minor in Political Science.
While at Prairie View A&M, Daijah anchored and reported for the student-run television station, PVAMU-TV. During college, Daijah also interned with the news team at KESQ, the CBS and FOX affiliate in Palm Springs, California.
Texas will always be home to her, but Daijah is excited to be in Eugene. If you would like to share any news tips or story ideas with Daijah, you can email her at daijahpeterson@kezi.com or follow Daijah on twitter @daijah_peterson.
A design team hired by the city is planning on adding restaurants, retail shops, art installations and more in the historic building.
The store reopened after no explosives were found, but the bomb threat suspect was still at large.
The program hires 10 high school students to go through a three-year training process.
A Winston man wanted for over a year is finally under arrest, and lodged at the Douglas County Jail.
The fire displaced six people.
The District Attorney's Office has identified Stacy William Kenny as the person shot and killed on Olympic Street in Springfield.
If you text or talk on your phone while driving, you could spend six months in jail.
Around 8 a.m. Friday morning, Springfield Police along with Eugene Springfield Fire responded to a camper parked in front of a home.
Walgreens is now the second major drugstore chain planning to launch CBD products.
Eugene Springfield Fire responded to a small house fire on Coachman Drive.
