Audrey Weil
Reporter
Audrey Weil is a reporter and multimedia journalist (a fancy way of saying she wears a lot of hats) at FOX 12. She joined the team in 2018 and previously reported in Eugene.
Audrey is a proud Arizona State Sun Devil, originally from Central California -- a West Coast girl no doubt.
She spends most of her mornings playing tennis. She also loves soaking up the sun, whenever it peeks through, with a nice run.
Audrey was such a tattletale in preschool, that her teacher told her parents she would be a reporter one day. And lo and behold, here she is! But the reason she chose journalism as a profession is to meet people, experience things, and share those stories with all of you!
You can reach out to her any time with story ideas or restaurant recommendations.
The Portland firefighter who had his van and all of his gear stolen, got his van back Wednesday.
A man in Albany led police on a chase before crashing into several cars including a Fed-Ex truck Wednesday morning.
The FOX 12 Hunger Free Project is showing ways we can all work together to help solve hunger in our community.
More and more people are getting long-term health problems from COVID.
As we enter summer, businesses on the coast are staffing up for tourists.
Jamie McLeod-Skinner won the democratic nomination for Oregon’s fifth congressional district, according to the Associated Press which called the race Friday morning.
It’s almost Memorial Day weekend, but a lot of people we’ve spoken with say it doesn’t really feel like the kick-off to summer.
Neighbors along Alberta are rallying around a man known for his kind heart and killer barbecue, after his smoker was stolen from his house, leaving him unable to make money.
Thousands of Portland students took to the streets Friday in a youth climate strike.
For the first time in Oregon history, voters will have three women to choose from for governor.
Portland Police shared new data about fentanyl, showing just how widespread and dangerous it is.
Parents are desperately trying to find formula for their babies amid a nationwide shortage.
Portland General Electric is giving lower income customers up to 25 percent off their energy bill.
A federal judge made it official Wednesday that Oregon home buyers can still send so-called “love letters” to get the attention of sellers.
North Portland residents are worried about dangerous and bothersome street racing, including a large event Sunday evening, during which drivers were doing donuts in the intersection of Columbia and Penninsular.
FOX 12 spoke with the woman whose apartment was broken into and ransacked, in what led to a four hour standoff with police Monday night.
FOX 12 is taking a closer look at the antiviral pills available to treat COVID.
The Timbers and Thorns had several special guests for the PTFC for Peace match to benefit UNICEF aid to Ukrainians.
The family of a man shot and killed in southeast Portland have no idea how this could have happened to him.
Camas High School suspended all JV baseball games while the school investigates allegations of racism at a game last week.
Camas and Skyview High Schools are investigating reports of racism at a baseball game earlier this week.
While we’re dealing with COVID, a late flu season and allergies, we wanted to know, how can you tell the difference and what should you do if you’re not feeling well?
Family and friends came together Wednesday night in memory of the teenager who was shot and killed Sunday in Southeast Portland.
Romance novelist Nancy Crampton-Brophy is accused of shooting and killing her husband. On Thursday, her stepson testified against her.
Not only did this April storm take many by surprise in the Portland metro area, but it also dumped several feet of snow on Mt. Hood.
A Vancouver couple spent 12 hours stuck in the snow Monday after their car slid off the road in the West Hills.
The Portland Police Narcotics lieutenant believes fentanyl is fueling more overdose deaths in the city.
The Belmont Market in southeast Portland is recovering from a burglary earlier this week that left it out thousands of dollars.
David Stahl calls his shop a hobby job in his retirement.
More than 15,000 Alaska Airlines passengers have to change their travel plans as the airline cancels flights due to a shortage of pilots.
We're now in the height of tree pollen season, and if you feel like allergy season came on strong and suddenly this spring, there could be several reasons for that.
Second booster doses are now available in Oregon and Washington for people who are over 50 or have other health conditions.
Given a major increase in overdose deaths from fentanyl, there are more conversations happening now about prevention measures.
A Portland couple is pushing for more awareness of the dangers of fentanyl, which is fueling a dramatic increase in overdose deaths in Oregon.
Catalytic converter thefts are still a problem not only on neighborhood street, but also at the airport.
Portland Police arrested two people nearly two years after a woman was hit and killed in a street racing crash.
A Beaverton woman just got out the hospital, nearly two weeks after she was repeatedly stabbed by a stranger who broke into her home.
With Portland hosting some of the first and second round games of the NCAA men’s tournament, it’s expected to bring the city nearly $4 million.
If half of the clocks in your house are wrong and you’re still tired from the weekend, Congress might soon have the answer for that.
With gas prices at a record high, FOX 12 has some tips to save fuel.
Dozens of people, including some with family in Ukraine, came together in downtown Portland today to share a message of peace.
The Portland-based organization Medical Teams International is responding to the crisis in Ukraine, with supplies and a medical team already on their way.
FOX 12 took a tour of the newly expanded Bybee Lakes Hope Center in the formerly unused Wapato Jail.
Given the rush of people, especially women and children, pouring into Poland right now, a Portland man’s extended family is setting up a kindergarten to help.
People in our area are gathering to pray and raising money to support family and friends in Ukraine.
Ukrainians in our area are worried about their loved ones back home as Russia invades.
Ukrainians in our area are worried about loved ones back home and what a Russian invasion will mean.
Severe weather shelters are open overnight Tuesday for anyone who needs a warm place to go.
A family’s cat was stolen right off their front porch in north Portland.
