Madeleine Moore
Madeleine Moore joined Salem Reporter in 2024 and reports on a variety of topics including public safety, addiction, treatment and the criminal justice system. She came to Salem after graduating from the University of Oregon in June 2024 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism.
PROFILES IN RECOVERY: Jailhouse intervention led woman to success in drug court
Brianna Hatchell was one of the first people to graduate from Marion County’s Law Enforcement-Assisted Diversion program after a chance encounter in the Marion County Jail parking lot kickstarted her recovery.
PHOTOS: Thursday’s snow in Salem through your eyes
Over Thursday and Friday, Salem Reporter received many photos of the winter weather from Salem residents who captured the snow. Here is a collection of your photos.
Ice expected overnight Thursday in Salem, with temperatures warming Friday
Drivers should remain cautious on Salem roads, but the freezing rain forecast for Salem likely won’t be enough to bring down trees or power lines.
Event highlights from Feb. 13-19: Realistic dinosaurs, Renaissance concert, derby mash-up
Events in Salem this week include a local band performing love songs for Valentine’s Day, the chance to meet and learn about dinosaurs and an herbal remedy workshop.
Blockage leads to over 3,500 gallons of raw sewage spilled into Gibson Creek
On Monday night, the city responded to a blocked sewer line in West Salem which led to 3,550 gallons of raw sewage spilling into Gibson Creek.
Four teenagers charged in robbery, assault of Keizer man on State St
Salem police arrested four teenagers Saturday night after witnesses reported four suspects hitting a man outside of a convenience store on State Street. The altercation arose from a road rage encounter, according to police.
New addiction treatment medication in Marion County jail will be “big game changer”
A state grant will allow the Marion County Jail to offer longer-lasting injectable medications to people with opioid addictions, increasing their chances of staying sober after release.
Event highlights from Feb. 6-12: Puppy Bowl, art walk, needle felting class
Events in Salem this week include a Puppy Bowl to support a local foster rescue, a night of dentistry-themed comedy and a Valentine’s Day event with dinner and a screening of “Wicked.”
DHS seeks help locating missing Salem teen believed to be in danger
Jaden Robertson, 17, went missing from Salem almost a week ago on Jan. 30. The Oregon Department of Human Services said in a statement that she is likely in danger.
Salem firefighters saw devastation, received local support while helping fight Palisades Fire
Salem firefighters recently returned from a two-week deployment in California to help fight the Palisades Fire, which burned over 23,000 acres.