I'm the News Director at News Radio 560 KOQ. My news background includes a number of different stops in radio newsrooms across the Midwest and the Western states. I covered both the Kansas and Missouri state legislatures, being stationed in the capital cities of both states.
Jason Taylor
Wenatchee Museum Exhibit Focuses On Sustaining Environment
Eco Wenatchee highlights the choices people make on a daily basis which have an effect on the world around them.
Camping Season Starting In Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
National Forest campgrounds at higher elevations are still closed because of lingering snow.
Wenatchee Schools Preparing For 3rd Superintendent In 3 Years
Interim Superintendent Bill Eagle was hired to lead the district after Paul Gordon announced his sudden departure in April of last year.
Wenatchee School Budget Cuts Ahead Of Schedule, Jobs Cuts Coming
The latest estimate presented to the school board by Interim Superintendent Bill Eagle shows the budget will be reduced by about $200,000 more than originally targeted for the next school year.
Some Campgrounds Already Open In Okanogan-Wenatchee Nat. Forest
There's now access to locations at lower elevations with the warmer weather and snow melt-off.
Quick Response To Fire Leaves East Wenatchee Homes Intact
Emergency crews were sent to a brush fire in the 2300 block of Fancher Heights Blvd, where the fire was on a slope headed toward homes.
East Wenatchee Awards Contract To Improve 5th Street Near Schools
About $6.8 million is coming from the federally funded Safe Routes to School program to provide safe walking paths for kids between schools and residential areas.
Wenatchee Valley Museum Offers Native Heritage Bus Tour
The 10-hour tour Saturday will highlight the work of the late Smoker Marchand.
Victim Taken To Hospital After Fall Into Wenatchee River
Chelan County Sheriff's Chief Ryan Moody says the victim fell into the high, fast and cold flowing river.
Flood Watch Followed By Possible Record Heat In Wenatchee
Meteorologist Steve Van Horn with the National Weather Service says the atmosphere is conducive for the possibility of wet, slow-moving thunderstorms today.