Kyle Aevermann
Kyle Aevermann originally joined NBC5 News in 2012 as a morning producer and reporter. Kyle left NBC5 to report in Milwaukee, WI. He then spent months backpacking across Asia. He returned to NBC5 to co-anchor NBC5 News at Sunrise.
Originally from the Chicago area, he headed west to intern at KISL-FM on Catalina Island. Kyle then moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2009 to work in Social Media.
Kyle loves hiking, traveling, discovering cultures and has a serious obsession for good food.
Kyle's most recent stories:
MEDFORD, ORE– Medford Police are investigating a drive-by shooting that happened early Thursday morning. Medford Police say they received several reports of residents hearing gunfire near Main St. and Columbus St around 12:10am. When police arrived, they found a home was hit …
MEDFORD, ORE. — Medford Police are currently on scene of an on-going situation at Hawthorne Park involving a suicidal man at Hawthorne Park. Police have shut down a portion of Riverside Avenue as well as Main and 6th Streets. The bike path …
MEDFORD, ORE. — Medford Police announced Friday morning they arrested 30 year old Noah Berman for having a sexual relationship with a juvenile student. Berman is a PE teacher at South Medford High School. Medford Police say they received a tip on …
MEDFORD, ORE. (UPDATE 5/4 7:18AM) — Oregon State Police say that the pedestrian who was killed on I-5 Monday early morning was hit by two vehicles at 12:21am. The pedestrian that was in the travel lanes of Interstate 5. Their name will …
PORTLAND, ORE. – The Oregon Humane Society has launched a state-wide effort to help smaller shelters, rescues, and food pantries across the state. Thursday morning, crews packed up thousands of pounds of pet food and drove from Portland to the Josephine County …
SALEM, ORE. — The number of Oregonians who have filed for unemployment continues to rise but it appears to be doing so at a *slower pace. The Oregon Employment Department says 36,700 people filed for benefits last week. While that number is …
MEDFORD, ORE — Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced Thursday she’s reopening the state’s hospitals for elective procedures. Starting May 1, ‘non-essential’ dental offices, hospitals, medical offices, and surgical centers can open their doors. The offices that will open in may will need …
MEDFORD, ORE. — First responders have had to readjust how they respond to incidents in the age of physical distancing. “Taking care of patients and their emergencies, it’s really a hands on business,” explained Matt Philbrick, medical operations manager for Mercy Flights. …
MEDFORD, ORE. — Hospitals all across the country are feeling the financial impacts of coronavirus. That’s because most of their revenue relies on elective surgeries and procedures. NBC5 News spoke with Scott Kelly, CEO of Asante. He says since restrictions went into …
JACKSON COUNTY, ORE. — The Oregon Health Authority has revised guidelines to allow more people to get tested for COVID-19. The agency will now allow people living or working in group living facilities to be tested along with essential front line workers, …
