Nicole Navarro
Reporter
Nicole Navarro
Reporter
Nicole Navarro joined KBOI 2News in June of 2007. She grew up in Portland and moved to Eugene to attend the University of Oregon.
During her senior year of college, Nicole became the president of U of O's National Broadcasting Society. After graduating with a degree in journalism, she began her broadcasting career at KEZI-TV in Eugene. She was hired as a production assistant and eventually moved her way up to Corvallis Bureau Chief in the fall of 2004.
In Nicole's free time, she enjoys running, dining out, snowboarding, enjoying the great outdoors and spending time with friends and family.
During her senior year of college, Nicole became the president of U of O's National Broadcasting Society. After graduating with a degree in journalism, she began her broadcasting career at KEZI-TV in Eugene. She was hired as a production assistant and eventually moved her way up to Corvallis Bureau Chief in the fall of 2004.
In Nicole's free time, she enjoys running, dining out, snowboarding, enjoying the great outdoors and spending time with friends and family.
Recent stories by Nicole Navarro
Crash closes Highway-44
Dispatchers said a crash involving three cars has closed a stretch of Highway-44. It happened east of Eagle road.
Laptops Stolen from Special Olympics Office
Garden City Police need your help finding those responsible for stealing laptops and other computer equipment from the Special Olympics office located at 119 East 52nd Street.
Firefighters thank communities for support
Crews are thanking communities affected by the Mustang Complex fire for their support.
Kayaker missing on North Fork of Payette
The Valley County Sheriff's Office received a report of a missing kayaker around 11:48 a.m. Tuesday. The 19 year-old man was reported to be an expert kayaker, and was wearing a life-vest and a helmet when he disappeared in the Payette river.
Dispatchers tell us that one person was killed and three people are hurt after a raft rolled on a river in the Atlanta area.