Aubrey L Bulkeley
ReporterAubrey Bulkeley joined KLCC in January 2019. She co-created FLUX podcast, a three-part series to accompany award-winning UO School of Journalism and Communication publication, FLUX Magazine. Bulkeley finished her Master's degree in Journalism at the University of Oregon in June 2019.
Bulkeley was previously an international educator. She has lived on four continents and traveled to 38 countries. Bulkeley is a general assignment reporter for KLCC.
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Oregon Cultural Trust awarded over $3 million in grants this summer to almost 140 organizations. -
The effects of exposure to blue light through our eyes aren’t new. But, are there more ways exposure to blue light impacts us? Oregon State University scientists used fruit flies to investigate.
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With Oregon’s fire season now in full swing, the state’s wilder residents are also feeling the heat. But while people may want to help, an official says intervening is not always possible or the best thing to do.
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A 17-year-old male died Sunday, August 1 while swimming with his family at Fern Ridge Reservoir.
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Eugene City Council is discussing whether to renew an ordinance that created Safe Sleep Sites for the unhoused to camp in tents or cars. The ordinance created in April of last year is set to expire in May 2023.There are currently five Safe Sleep Sites in operation.
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Homes for Good is opening a new permanent supportive housing community called The Nel. Located on 11th and Charnelton, The Nel has 45 studio units. It’s the third building developed by Homes for Good that provides housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness.
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Obie Companies, which owns 5th Street Public Market, plans to expand with two more buildings. In addition to street level storefronts, the two new buildings will include a total of 325 market-rate housing units.
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Several Oregon agencies have combined their efforts to begin a statewide foreclosure prevention campaign. Through this awareness campaign, Oregon Housing and Community Services, Oregon Department of Justice, Oregon Division of Financial Regulation and Oregon Consumer Justice aim to help homeowners stay in their homes.
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The former Kid Time museum in Medford, Ore. has opened in a new place with a new name. The grand opening will be held on Friday, July 15 in the historic Carnegie Building in Downtown Medford.
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Beyond Toxics is hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony Saturday, July 9 to dedicate a new mural in Eugene featuring the Kalapuya people and native wetland plants.
