Evita Garza joined the KEZI 9 News team as a news reporter in June 2019.
Evita Garza joined the KEZI 9 News team as a news reporter in June 2019.
Evita was born and raised in Portland, graduating from the University of Oregon with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. While in school, Evita interned at KOIN 6 News, the CBS affiliate in Portland. She also reported and produced for UO’s student-run broadcasts, Duck TV News and Oregon News.
An Oregon native, Evita is excited to be telling stories in her home state.
When she’s not chasing stories, Evita loves trying new foods, movies and hanging out with her dog.
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SCBAs provide firefighters with breathable air while in dangerous situations, according to the fire chief.
County officials say the group pulled their application from the program last month due to their disbandment.
Coos County District Attorney Paul Frasier said this new evidence doesn’t determine whether Nicholas McGuffin is guilty or not.
The Umpqua Valley Truck Driver Training Project is working to raise awareness of industry needs and attract more students to the career.
The man says the use of improperly sterilized instruments amounts to malpractice.
In November, the State of Oregon claimed the Department of Human Services was at fault for the actions of Kevin Adams.
City officials said they had a number of issues with Baker’s work performance, which is why they decided to terminate him.
County officials said they initially sold the 126.21 acres of property to Oregon Only Development, who had plans to complete the Oregon Only Resort by 2021.
Some community members were disappointed, but organizers said the rest of the community's support has outweighed the negatives.
Josh Gary, the woodshop instructor, said his program has had a lot of success in leading students to a woodworking career.
