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Investigations
Portland gave out $3 million in prepaid debit cards for free internet — but it is unclear how the money was spent
Investigations
Portland gave out $3 million in prepaid debit cards for free Internet — but it is unclear how the money was spent
A KGW investigation found the government program aimed at providing connectivity for low-income residents and people of color had structural flaws.
Investigations
Are gangs to blame for Portland’s spike in gun violence? It’s not that simple
Police estimate roughly half the shootings in Portland are connected to gangs, while the other half are crime-related or disputes involving the homeless.
Investigations
Portland’s gun violence isn’t just a gang problem
Police estimate roughly half the shootings in Portland are connected to gangs, while the other half are crime-related or disputes involving the homeless.
Investigations
Former Tualatin police officer facing misconduct charges, fired from new job
King City learned Chet Lemon was under criminal investigation shortly after he was hired to be a police sergeant.
Investigations
Why isn’t Portland addressing illegally parked cars and RVs like other cities in the metro area?
Complaints about illegally parked cars and RVs on Portland streets are up 107% compared to last year.
Investigations
Vancouver, Beaverton and Eugene have safe parking spaces for homeless. Why doesn’t Portland?
Complaints about illegally parked cars and RVs on Portland streets are up 107% compared to last year.
Investigations
Molalla shooting spree suspect owns private security, gun and ammo sales companies, records show
Brian Scott Mills had his concealed handgun license revoked in January because of concerns he was likely to be a danger to himself or others.
Inside Woodlawn
Inside Woodlawn: Students return to in-person learning with new challenges
Woodlawn teachers and students featured in KGW's series 'Inside Woodlawn' explain what it’s like to be back in school in this strange new normal.
Inside Woodlawn
Woodlawn Elementary students return to in-person learning with new challenges
Students and staff at Woodlawn Elementary School in NE Portland are back to in-person learning for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
Investigations
Portland considers automated system to improve 911 and nonemergency call wait times
"You’ll actually be talking to an intelligent computer who will help to direct you to the resources that you need,” explained city commissioner Mingus Mapps.
Local News
Who's responsible after a city-owned sewer line backs up, flooding your basement with sewage?
A KGW investigation found over the past three years, 194 Portland property owners have sought compensation for similar sewer backups.
Investigations
Portland gave out $3 million in prepaid debit cards for free Internet — but it is unclear how the money was spent
A KGW investigation found the government program aimed at providing connectivity for low-income residents and people of color had structural flaws.
Investigations
Are gangs to blame for Portland’s spike in gun violence? It’s not that simple
Police estimate roughly half the shootings in Portland are connected to gangs, while the other half are crime-related or disputes involving the homeless.
Investigations
Portland’s gun violence isn’t just a gang problem
Police estimate roughly half the shootings in Portland are connected to gangs, while the other half are crime-related or disputes involving the homeless.
Investigations
Former Tualatin police officer facing misconduct charges, fired from new job
King City learned Chet Lemon was under criminal investigation shortly after he was hired to be a police sergeant.
Investigations
Why isn’t Portland addressing illegally parked cars and RVs like other cities in the metro area?
Complaints about illegally parked cars and RVs on Portland streets are up 107% compared to last year.
Investigations
Vancouver, Beaverton and Eugene have safe parking spaces for homeless. Why doesn’t Portland?
Complaints about illegally parked cars and RVs on Portland streets are up 107% compared to last year.
Investigations
Molalla shooting spree suspect owns private security, gun and ammo sales companies, records show
Brian Scott Mills had his concealed handgun license revoked in January because of concerns he was likely to be a danger to himself or others.
Inside Woodlawn
Inside Woodlawn: Students return to in-person learning with new challenges
Woodlawn teachers and students featured in KGW's series 'Inside Woodlawn' explain what it’s like to be back in school in this strange new normal.
Inside Woodlawn
Woodlawn Elementary students return to in-person learning with new challenges
Students and staff at Woodlawn Elementary School in NE Portland are back to in-person learning for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
Investigations
Portland considers automated system to improve 911 and nonemergency call wait times
"You’ll actually be talking to an intelligent computer who will help to direct you to the resources that you need,” explained city commissioner Mingus Mapps.
Local News
Who's responsible after a city-owned sewer line backs up, flooding your basement with sewage?
A KGW investigation found over the past three years, 194 Portland property owners have sought compensation for similar sewer backups.
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