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The Story
Portland police officer reinstated after being fired for false Hardesty leak
Politics
Weeks after being hit by a car, Rep. Bonamici presents Beaverton with $4 million check for pedestrian safety
"What happened to me and my husband reinforces that this could happen to anyone," Rep. Suzanne Bonamici said.
Local News
Black Oregon lawmaker pulled over twice in a week: 'Unconscious bias is real'
Rep. Nelson took to Twitter after being pulled over the second time. He admitted to driving over the limit in one instance, but is still worried race played a role.
Straight Talk
How new leaders plan to tackle Oregon's biggest needs
New Multnomah Co. chair Jessica Vega Pederson and new Oregon behavioral health director Ebony Clarke join KGW to talk about plans for homelessness and mental health
Local News
Hundreds of Portland parks, wastewater, transportation workers go on strike
Portland workers represented by Laborers' Local 483 began their strike on Thursday after no agreement was reached during a mediation session Wednesday.
Local News
Portland city laborers are on strike after no agreement was reached with the city
Portland workers represented by Laborers' Local 483 began their strike on Thursday after no agreement was reached during a mediation session Wednesday
Nation World
Biden, Black caucus agree on path forward on police reform
The president and VP met with members of the Congressional Black Caucus to discuss how to address the issue of policing in America after the killing of Tyre Nichols.
Local News
Oregon lawmaker speaks out on being pulled over twice in a week
Representative Travis Nelson details being pulled over multiple times during his regular commute to and from Salem compared to his white counterparts.
Health
Oregon ranks 50th in the US for providing access to addiction treatment; recovering addicts want better resources
Nearly 100 Oregonians rallied outside the state Capitol on Wednesday. They were asking for better addiction and recovery treatments.
The Story
The Story viewers react to Portland’s lack of body cams for police
Tuesday we talked about the reasons why Portland police officers don’t wear body cams. Here’s what you had to say about it.
The Story
Bill would stop Oregon from reimbursing out-of-state remote workers for travel
Senate Republican Leader Tim Knopp introduced the bill, which seems to have strong bipartisan support. It would apply to state employees.
The Story
Oregon lawmakers are trying to find places where tech companies can build chip plants
The plots of land needed are huge, and they simply don’t exist right now. But there are a couple of places where it’s possible — at a cost.
Politics
Weeks after being hit by a car, Rep. Bonamici presents Beaverton with $4 million check for pedestrian safety
"What happened to me and my husband reinforces that this could happen to anyone," Rep. Suzanne Bonamici said.
Local News
Black Oregon lawmaker pulled over twice in a week: 'Unconscious bias is real'
Rep. Nelson took to Twitter after being pulled over the second time. He admitted to driving over the limit in one instance, but is still worried race played a role.
Straight Talk
How new leaders plan to tackle Oregon's biggest needs
New Multnomah Co. chair Jessica Vega Pederson and new Oregon behavioral health director Ebony Clarke join KGW to talk about plans for homelessness and mental health
Local News
Hundreds of Portland parks, wastewater, transportation workers go on strike
Portland workers represented by Laborers' Local 483 began their strike on Thursday after no agreement was reached during a mediation session Wednesday.
Local News
Portland city laborers are on strike after no agreement was reached with the city
Portland workers represented by Laborers' Local 483 began their strike on Thursday after no agreement was reached during a mediation session Wednesday
Nation World
Biden, Black caucus agree on path forward on police reform
The president and VP met with members of the Congressional Black Caucus to discuss how to address the issue of policing in America after the killing of Tyre Nichols.
Local News
Oregon lawmaker speaks out on being pulled over twice in a week
Representative Travis Nelson details being pulled over multiple times during his regular commute to and from Salem compared to his white counterparts.
Health
Oregon ranks 50th in the US for providing access to addiction treatment; recovering addicts want better resources
Nearly 100 Oregonians rallied outside the state Capitol on Wednesday. They were asking for better addiction and recovery treatments.
The Story
The Story viewers react to Portland’s lack of body cams for police
Tuesday we talked about the reasons why Portland police officers don’t wear body cams. Here’s what you had to say about it.
The Story
Bill would stop Oregon from reimbursing out-of-state remote workers for travel
Senate Republican Leader Tim Knopp introduced the bill, which seems to have strong bipartisan support. It would apply to state employees.
The Story
Oregon lawmakers are trying to find places where tech companies can build chip plants
The plots of land needed are huge, and they simply don’t exist right now. But there are a couple of places where it’s possible — at a cost.
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