Lindsay Nadrich
KGW News
Spokane, WA, United States
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Past articles by Lindsay:
Price of beef could go up as Oregon cattle industry hit hard by pandemic
The price of beef could rise in Oregon and across the country. → Read More
Paycheck Protection Program's second round of funding released
With the backlog of applications from the first round, there was already a huge demand Monday and there were reports the site crashed within minutes of reopening. → Read More
128-year-old Hillsboro business awaits PPP funding to help them through pandemic
The owner of Gimre's Shoes applied for a loan through the Paycheck Protection Program, but the money ran out before he could get any financial help. → Read More
Hillsboro shoe store founded in 1982 awaits stimulus funding to help it through pandemic
The owner of Gimre's Shoes applied for a loan through the Paycheck Protection Program, but the money ran out before he could get any financial help. → Read More
Second round of funding for small business loans won't be enough, experts say
Small businesses are eagerly waiting for more funding. → Read More
Small businesses eagerly await passage of relief bill
The Paycheck Protection Program ran out of money last week. → Read More
Oregon Employment Department says 'restart claim issue' now resolved
KGW received multiple emails Sunday morning from people who said when they went to file their weekly claim, they were told they needed to restart their claim. → Read More
Federal money for small business loans runs out
The U.S. Small Business Administration processed 14 years' worth of loans in less than 14 days. → Read More
When should I get my stimulus money? Here's how to track your payment
Here's how to track your coronavirus stimulus check on the IRS website. → Read More
Oregon woman who recovered from coronavirus tested positive weeks after symptoms were gone
At the beginning of the pandemic, Rebecca and Kent Frasure were thrust into the news as they dealt with COVID-19 while on vacation in Japan. → Read More
How to find out when you'll get your stimulus check
The IRS plans to launch an online tool on April 17 called Get My Payment that will let you to check the status of your payment. → Read More
How the coronavirus pandemic is impacting the real estate market
The outbreak has presented challenges for showing homes to potential buyers. → Read More
When will Oregon's economy recover? It could take a year or more after pandemic ends
It could take more than a year once the COVID-19 pandemic is over for Oregon's economy to recover. → Read More
Where to find help if you're struggling to file for unemployment in Oregon
The Oregon Employment Department has a whole section devoted to COVID-19-related layoffs and closures. → Read More
3D printing community steps up to help with PPE shortage
People with 3D printers are doing their part to make protective equipment for health care workers. → Read More
Beaches, coastal cities empty as Oregon's stay-home order takes hold
After beaches were packed last weekend, this Sunday, Seaside was practically a ghost town and Cannon Beach was nearly empty. → Read More
Going to the grocery store? Practice social distancing
Several people reached out to KGW saying many people in the stores are not keeping their distance from others. → Read More
Oregon's stay-at-home order changes how day cares operate
Childcare facilities can stay open only if they limit the number of kids in a group to 10 and can keep those 10 kids separate from any other children. → Read More
Lack of social distancing results in Mayor of Warrenton issuing a state of emergency
The coast has limited healthcare resources and people who live there worry what could happen. → Read More
Warrenton mayor orders visitors to leave as crowds flock to Oregon coast
People have been asked to stay inside and practice social distancing due to the spread of COVID-19, but beaches and coastal towns have been packed all weekend. → Read More