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Investigations
Vancouver teenager died of starvation and neglect, medical examiner says
Vaccine
Verifying information surrounding vaccine passports
Vaccine passports are not being used in the U.S. but misinformation about a federally mandated system persists.
Investigations
Oregon gas stations don't have to display their prices on reader boards
Unlike some states where gas prices must be clearly visible to passing drivers, Oregon only requires prices posted on the pump.
Local News
Oregon gas stations don't have to display prices on reader boards
Oregon law does not require gas stations display their prices on reader boards for drivers to see.
Vaccine
Vaccine hesitancy: Who is refusing the shot and why?
According to recent data, 77% of people polled are either vaccinated or plan to be, while 23% of people remain hesitant to get the COVID vaccine.
Protests
Protest organizer charged with attempted murder after violent protests last year
Malik Muhammad came to Portland after making headlines for de-escalating a tense stand-off by hugging a police lieutenant in Indianapolis.
Crime
Portland man charged with assaulting Swiss ambassador, breaking into official residence
Christian Mandeville, 30, is facing federal charges after physically pushing past the ambassador and struggling with a Secret Service officer trying to arrest him.
Investigations
Foster family told to vacate Washington home to make room for migrant children
Longtime Renton foster parents were told to move to make room for unaccompanied youth from across the border.
Investigations
Tacoma doctor removed from expert role in diagnosing child abuse amid questions about her credibility
A KING 5 and NBC News investigation raised questions about the truthfulness of a top child abuse expert. Now prosecutors are reviewing the cases she worked on.
Investigations
New twist on ‘grandparent scam’: Crooks show up in person
Unlike earlier versions of the scam where callers tell victims they must send money by wire transfer or pre-paid gift cards, the crooks come to the victim’s home.
Investigations
New twist on grandparent scam
There’s a new twist on scammers posing as grandchildren pretending to be in trouble. As Kyle Iboshi reports, now the crooks are showing up on doorsteps.
Investigations
Battle Ground man charged with entering US Capitol during siege admits wrongdoing, condemns violence
“Yes, it was illegal," said Jeff Grace of Battle Ground. He is facing one count of unauthorized entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds.
Vaccine
Verifying information surrounding vaccine passports
Vaccine passports are not being used in the U.S. but misinformation about a federally mandated system persists.
Investigations
Oregon gas stations don't have to display their prices on reader boards
Unlike some states where gas prices must be clearly visible to passing drivers, Oregon only requires prices posted on the pump.
Local News
Oregon gas stations don't have to display prices on reader boards
Oregon law does not require gas stations display their prices on reader boards for drivers to see.
Vaccine
Vaccine hesitancy: Who is refusing the shot and why?
According to recent data, 77% of people polled are either vaccinated or plan to be, while 23% of people remain hesitant to get the COVID vaccine.
Protests
Protest organizer charged with attempted murder after violent protests last year
Malik Muhammad came to Portland after making headlines for de-escalating a tense stand-off by hugging a police lieutenant in Indianapolis.
Crime
Portland man charged with assaulting Swiss ambassador, breaking into official residence
Christian Mandeville, 30, is facing federal charges after physically pushing past the ambassador and struggling with a Secret Service officer trying to arrest him.
Investigations
Foster family told to vacate Washington home to make room for migrant children
Longtime Renton foster parents were told to move to make room for unaccompanied youth from across the border.
Investigations
Tacoma doctor removed from expert role in diagnosing child abuse amid questions about her credibility
A KING 5 and NBC News investigation raised questions about the truthfulness of a top child abuse expert. Now prosecutors are reviewing the cases she worked on.
Investigations
New twist on ‘grandparent scam’: Crooks show up in person
Unlike earlier versions of the scam where callers tell victims they must send money by wire transfer or pre-paid gift cards, the crooks come to the victim’s home.
Investigations
New twist on grandparent scam
There’s a new twist on scammers posing as grandchildren pretending to be in trouble. As Kyle Iboshi reports, now the crooks are showing up on doorsteps.
Investigations
Battle Ground man charged with entering US Capitol during siege admits wrongdoing, condemns violence
“Yes, it was illegal," said Jeff Grace of Battle Ground. He is facing one count of unauthorized entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds.
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