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"Don't forget their sacrifice, don't forget their names" | Remembering the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing
On September 15, 1963, four young black girls were killed when a bomb exploded at their church. Today, people took to social media to remember their legacy.
The Story
Portland state professor on protest movements in history
Portland state history professor Marc Rodriguez talks our historic summer of protests.
History
A visit to an Oregon ghost town
Photojournalist Eric Patterson took a trip out to Wasco County and visited the historic town of Shaniko, which was once known as the "Wool Capital of the World."
Education
Salem-Keizer School District embracing diversity through social studies curriculum
One of the most diverse school districts in the state is making sure students feel represented in their education.
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Salem-Keizer School District embracing diversity through social studies curriculum
One of the most diverse schools districts in the state is making sure students feel represented in their education.
Mount St Helens
Book celebrates heroic geologist who died in the Mount St. Helens eruption
David Johnston was a young geologist on Mount St. Helens who sounded the first volcano warning call and subsequently lost his life in the blast. #newdaynw
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Systemic racism explained
You’ve likely heard the term “systemic racism,” but do you know what it means? KGW talked to the experts to break it down and to give us the tools to address it.
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Rod on the Road: Sellwood-Moreland
Meteorologist Rod Hill visits one of the most historic, picturesque neighborhoods in SE Portland and meets the people that call it home.
Sunrise
Rod on the Road: Sellwood-Moreland
It's one of the most historic, picturesque neighborhoods in SE Portland. Meteorologist Rod Hill visits Sellwood-Moreland and meets the people that call it home.
Sunrise
Rod on the Road: Forest Grove
Meteorologist Rod Hill stops by the oldest town in Washington County and learns what the locals love about living in Forest Grove.
Local News
Moving forward by turning to the past: Oregon Historical Quarterly takes a deep dive into Oregon’s white supremacist roots
Editors of the Oregon Historical Society’s scholarly journal talk about how understanding the role white supremacy played in our past has impacted our present.
Nation Now
"Don't forget their sacrifice, don't forget their names" | Remembering the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing
On September 15, 1963, four young black girls were killed when a bomb exploded at their church. Today, people took to social media to remember their legacy.
The Story
Portland state professor on protest movements in history
Portland state history professor Marc Rodriguez talks our historic summer of protests.
History
A visit to an Oregon ghost town
Photojournalist Eric Patterson took a trip out to Wasco County and visited the historic town of Shaniko, which was once known as the "Wool Capital of the World."
Education
Salem-Keizer School District embracing diversity through social studies curriculum
One of the most diverse school districts in the state is making sure students feel represented in their education.
Education
Salem-Keizer School District embracing diversity through social studies curriculum
One of the most diverse schools districts in the state is making sure students feel represented in their education.
Mount St Helens
Book celebrates heroic geologist who died in the Mount St. Helens eruption
David Johnston was a young geologist on Mount St. Helens who sounded the first volcano warning call and subsequently lost his life in the blast. #newdaynw
The Story
Systemic racism explained
You’ve likely heard the term “systemic racism,” but do you know what it means? KGW talked to the experts to break it down and to give us the tools to address it.
Sunrise
Rod on the Road: Sellwood-Moreland
Meteorologist Rod Hill visits one of the most historic, picturesque neighborhoods in SE Portland and meets the people that call it home.
Sunrise
Rod on the Road: Sellwood-Moreland
It's one of the most historic, picturesque neighborhoods in SE Portland. Meteorologist Rod Hill visits Sellwood-Moreland and meets the people that call it home.
Sunrise
Rod on the Road: Forest Grove
Meteorologist Rod Hill stops by the oldest town in Washington County and learns what the locals love about living in Forest Grove.
Local News
Moving forward by turning to the past: Oregon Historical Quarterly takes a deep dive into Oregon’s white supremacist roots
Editors of the Oregon Historical Society’s scholarly journal talk about how understanding the role white supremacy played in our past has impacted our present.
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