Rachel produces, anchors, and reports for KDRV NewsWatch 12 in Medford, Oregon. She is the 4 p.m. anchor, and the regular 5 and 6 p.m. fill-in anchor. She has also anchored NewsWatch 12 This Morning, NewsWatch 12 Midday, NewsWatch 12 at 11, as well as the weekend broadcasts. She spent more than a year producing/anchoring NewsWatch 12 at 4, and now anchor/reports five days a week. She is a go-to producer and anchor when needed on any show.
Below you can find her several reels, including her anchor reel, reporter reel, and a highlight of her packages. The first video is all of them compiled together.
While in school, and through a partnership between TCU and The Washington Center, Rachel spent the 2016 fall semester in Washington D.C. as in intern at PolitiFact. Previously, she was the news intern at WCCO-TV in Minneapolis, and the web intern at KSTP-TV in St. Paul, Minnesota. Rachel was also the executive editor of TCU's IMAGE Magazine. During her final semester, Rachel resumed her role as an anchor, producer, and reporter for TCU News Now and The Leap. Rachel also wrote for www.tcu360.com, TCU's student media publication.
Rachel also wrote and designed pages for the TCU Yearbook.
Below you can find her several reels, including her anchor reel, reporter reel, and a highlight of her packages. The first video is all of them compiled together.
While in school, and through a partnership between TCU and The Washington Center, Rachel spent the 2016 fall semester in Washington D.C. as in intern at PolitiFact. Previously, she was the news intern at WCCO-TV in Minneapolis, and the web intern at KSTP-TV in St. Paul, Minnesota. Rachel was also the executive editor of TCU's IMAGE Magazine. During her final semester, Rachel resumed her role as an anchor, producer, and reporter for TCU News Now and The Leap. Rachel also wrote for www.tcu360.com, TCU's student media publication.
Rachel also wrote and designed pages for the TCU Yearbook.
Past works:
NewsWatch 12:
Renters Push New Rent Law, Say It's Not Enough
Britt Archaeological Dig Nominated to National Register of Historic Places
Father Convicted, Grandmother Murdered: Grants Pass Teen Rises Above to Become 2019 Youth of the Year
Walden Wraps Up Southern Oregon Town Halls
Run With Grace' Event Honors Life of 15 Year Old
Oregon Crews Search for Human Remains After Camp Fire
Local Fire Crews Lending a Hand at the Camp Fire in Paradise, California
Volunteers Save Ashland Police Department $84,302
Country Crossings Vendors Fighting Payment Problems
Firefighters Climb Rogue Valley Manor in Honor of 9/11
Volunteers Help Rescue Animals
Hard to Determine if Firefight Cost is 'Normal'
Britt Music Composition to Highlight Homelessness
People Submit Videos from Across the Internet to Help with OSF Play
Scientists Analyze Miles Fire Burn Scar
Demolition Begins on Bear Creek Playground
Asante Upgraded to Level 2 Trauma Center
Grants Pass Employee Has First Day in Court
PART 1: Series: Commission Warns Congress of EMP Possibility
PART 2: Series: Sun Poses Threat to Electric Grid
PART 3: Series: Is Southern Oregon Prepared for a Mass Emergency?
PolitiFact:
No clear information on number of 'green' jobs created
Oil consumption continues to rise despite new regulations
Trump off-base on Buffett, Soros deductions
Clinton correct Buffett claimed to pay a lower tax rate than his secretary
'Green business sector' definition makes funding difficult to tally
Tax rate increased, but not for promised tax bracket
Enrollment, funding increases had good starts, but didn't last
John Fleming attacks IRS in inaccurate radio ad
Recruitment numbers remain unclear..bring out the red pen
IDEA school funding bills are in detention
Increased funding for charter schools, but not doubled
WCCO-TV:
Minimum Wage Rises in Next Bill Phase
50 Arrested with riot charges after blocking I94
'Cookie Care Lady' leaves legacy in baking
NewsWatch 12:
Renters Push New Rent Law, Say It's Not Enough
Britt Archaeological Dig Nominated to National Register of Historic Places
Father Convicted, Grandmother Murdered: Grants Pass Teen Rises Above to Become 2019 Youth of the Year
Walden Wraps Up Southern Oregon Town Halls
Run With Grace' Event Honors Life of 15 Year Old
Oregon Crews Search for Human Remains After Camp Fire
Local Fire Crews Lending a Hand at the Camp Fire in Paradise, California
Volunteers Save Ashland Police Department $84,302
Country Crossings Vendors Fighting Payment Problems
Firefighters Climb Rogue Valley Manor in Honor of 9/11
Volunteers Help Rescue Animals
Hard to Determine if Firefight Cost is 'Normal'
Britt Music Composition to Highlight Homelessness
People Submit Videos from Across the Internet to Help with OSF Play
Scientists Analyze Miles Fire Burn Scar
Demolition Begins on Bear Creek Playground
Asante Upgraded to Level 2 Trauma Center
Grants Pass Employee Has First Day in Court
PART 1: Series: Commission Warns Congress of EMP Possibility
PART 2: Series: Sun Poses Threat to Electric Grid
PART 3: Series: Is Southern Oregon Prepared for a Mass Emergency?
PolitiFact:
No clear information on number of 'green' jobs created
Oil consumption continues to rise despite new regulations
Trump off-base on Buffett, Soros deductions
Clinton correct Buffett claimed to pay a lower tax rate than his secretary
'Green business sector' definition makes funding difficult to tally
Tax rate increased, but not for promised tax bracket
Enrollment, funding increases had good starts, but didn't last
John Fleming attacks IRS in inaccurate radio ad
Recruitment numbers remain unclear..bring out the red pen
IDEA school funding bills are in detention
Increased funding for charter schools, but not doubled
WCCO-TV:
Minimum Wage Rises in Next Bill Phase
50 Arrested with riot charges after blocking I94
'Cookie Care Lady' leaves legacy in baking
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