Drew Marine
Reporter
Drew Marine started as Multimedia Journalist at FOX 12 in June 2020, ready to jump in and cover stories in both Oregon and Washington mid-pandemic and as protests in Portland began.
Before coming to Oregon, Drew started her career in Lake Charles, Louisiana, where she covered the city council, issues at schools, local elections and a presidential visit to the small city in Southwest Louisiana. During her two years there, she also reported on the fun parts of Louisiana too! Whether it was Mardi Gras or crawfish season, there was no shortage of good food and king cake.
Drew is originally from Southern California. After high school, she went to Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications in Phoenix (Go Devils!!!) where she was a reporter for the school's daily broadcast on Arizona PBS.
When she's not working, she likes to cozy up with her cats Ira and Pod to watch the newest show on Netflix. Since moving to Oregon mid-pandemic, she hasn't gotten to try all the best food spots in town yet. So, if you have any movie or takeout recommendations - she's all ears! Feel free to reach out to her with recommendations and story ideas.
Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone, it’s that time of year when families flock to get their Christmas trees.
A new respiratory illness in dogs has local vets reporting it to the Oregon Department of Agriculture.
Three people have been hospitalized after a fiery crash early Wednesday morning.
Portlanders will soon be able to experience professionally facilitated psilocybin, or "magic mushrooms", in a new facility on the Central Eastside.
A McMinnville man says a woman drove an SUV into him several times, fracturing his hip, and then drove away without stopping Friday.
Portland teachers and the school district were still at the bargaining table Friday, which means the strike is stretching into the Thanksgiving holiday break.
It may be hard to believe, but the holidays are right around the corner, which means you might want to start thinking about buying gifts for your loved ones.
Starting next May, law school graduates will have another way to earn their license to practice law.
An unimaginable loss brought the Troutdale community together today to honor the Rutledges, a family of four who were killed in a car accident in Deschutes County about a month ago.
A Portland man has been arrested and charged with Murder after medical examiners determined his mother died under suspicious circumstances.
A dramatic rescue unfolded as a Clatsop County deputy braved rising ocean waters to save a man trapped in his pickup truck.
The Red and Blue TriMet MAX lines were disrupted Sunday as first responders ran through a full-scale emergency exercise at the Washington Park MAX station in Portland.
Portland International Raceway was filled with drivers pushing their cars to the limit, but instead of racecars on the track, there were minivans and Fiats Saturday.
Teachers hit the picket line for day two of their strike and held a rally at the Portland Public Schools headquarters on Thursday.
Teachers with Portland Public Schools began their strike Wednesday, the first in district history, as educators and district officials remain at odds over contract negotiations.
All Portland Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023 due to a teacher strike, the district announced to parents on Tuesday evening.
Portland teachers and families rallied at the Portland Association of Teachers office on Saturday morning to pressure the district to meet their demands before Nov 1.
Portland is expecting some cold mornings and nights this week. FOX 12 visited a local farm to learn how to prepare a garden for the cold snap.
A new temporary homeless shelter has been announced for North Portland.
A Portland couple lost their lives in a traffic accident in California this week, leaving their friends and family in Oregon devastated.
The trial for a Clark County couple accused of starving their adopted teenage son began Wednesday morning.
As drivers start moving to more fuel-efficient and fully electric vehicles, they’re using less gas.
Some people in Oregon were lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the ‘ring of fire’ eclipse through the clouds Saturday morning.
Downtown Portland has seen three deadly shootings in less than a week - the latest happened Wednesday afternoon.
Fuller’s Coffee Shop has been around since 1947.
A proposal to create a youth sports and learning complex in Northeast Portland is one small step closer to reality.
Pets are like family, so it’s important to keep them happy and healthy.
Interstate 84 through Portland closed in both directions near the 205 interchange on Friday night as TriMet completes a light rail bridge over the weekend.
First she says her sign was taken from the street, and then just last week, her door was sprayed with black paint, covering her logo.
Two people died and one was seriously injured when a small plane crashed through the roof of a home in Newberg on Tuesday evening.
A proposed project in Camas aimed at making Northeast Everett Street more pedestrian and biker friendly is also causing concern for a local restaurant.
The 2023 Portland Marathon welcomed thousands of runners from around the country to see the sights of the Rose City on Sunday morning.
Pharmacy workers at Kaiser Permanente locations in Oregon and SW Washington to strike starting Sunday, to protest what they say are unfair labor practices used by the hospital.
Without a federal funding plan by Saturday, “essential” federal employees, including TSA officers at Portland International Airport, will begin working without pay.
A comic and book collection estimated to be worth millions of dollars was stolen from the home of a Portland collector days after his death.
Tualatin and Hillsboro police are investigating how so-called contractors may have ripped off customers using the directory website Angi, formerly known as Angie's List.
Three Target stores will be closing in Portland due to an increase in crime.
Ballot Measure 114 has been widely debated and faced legal backlash since Oregonians voted to pass it in November.
A man is wanted after he was caught on camera breaking into a car at a dog park in the Cooper Mountain area of Beaverton Saturday afternoon.
For 37 years, JaCiva’s Bakery in SE Portland has created cakes and chocolates so delicious that customers have come back time and time again for decades. Now they're closing.
The heat on Friday is a reminder that summer isn’t over quite yet, but students and teachers are counting down to cooler days.
Portland Public Schools are utilizing a new tool to help students and their families dispose of potentially harmful drugs.
The City of Portland is working to handle problem properties across Portland.
The Echo Mountain Fire ripped through the small town of Otis three years ago. On Saturday, the community came together to look ahead to the future.
Parents and students at Evergreen Public Schools joined their striking teachers Friday to picket the district office.
Oregon’s largest homeless shelter was saved from shutting its doors Thursday.
The Writers Guild of America went on strike about four months ago, and the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) joined them nearly two months ago.
The CDC says the construction industry sees some of the highest rates of suicide compared to other industries in the country.
A newly formed group of hospitality industry leaders in the downtown Portland core is hoping to bring visitors and Portlanders back to the heart of the city.
International Overdose Awareness Day is this Thursday and Oregon Health and Sciences University educated people about how to prevent overdoses at their farmers market Tuesday.
