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The Story
Once considered mundane, school board meetings becoming heated, violent
The Story
Once considered mundane, school board meetings becoming heated, violent
Meetings have been shut down or moved to a virtual format because of threats against school board members or unruly crowds.
The Story
Is a ‘bomb cyclone’ like a hurricane?
What exactly is the “bomb cyclone” storm that hit the west coast last weekend? Chief Meteorologist Matt Zaffino explains.
The Story
The Story's #HeyHelp microdonation drives
Each week, we'll highlight a local cause that is in need.
The Story
Newberg School Board members sue four constituents, claim ‘doxxing’
Board members who voted for a controversial ban on political symbols in schools are now suing four community members they say posted personal information online.
The Story
How did we get here?: Martin v. City of Boise
A key court case dictates a lot of what cities — including Portland — can and can’t do related to homeless camping.
Local News
Mayor Wheeler talks plans to respond to Portland's record gun violence
Wheeler's proposed plans include rehiring retired officers, reintroducing a gun violence intervention team and equipping officers with body worn cameras.
The Story
Is “Drop, Cover and Hold on” still the best advice in an earthquake?
A geologist at Oregon State University is pushing for more research on how to stay safe if you’re in a building that could collapse during an earthquake.
The Story
One-on-one with Mayor Ted Wheeler: Record gun violence in Portland
KGW’s Mike Benner sat down with Mayor Wheeler to discuss the surge in shootings, the shortage of police officers and when officers might start wearing body cameras.
Investigations
Portland gave out $3 million in prepaid debit cards for 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
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.
Health
Comparing Oregon and Washington's approval of religious exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Oregon approved a larger percentage of religious exemption requests than its neighbor to the north.
The Story
Once considered mundane, school board meetings becoming heated, violent
Meetings have been shut down or moved to a virtual format because of threats against school board members or unruly crowds.
The Story
Is a ‘bomb cyclone’ like a hurricane?
What exactly is the “bomb cyclone” storm that hit the west coast last weekend? Chief Meteorologist Matt Zaffino explains.
The Story
The Story's #HeyHelp microdonation drives
Each week, we'll highlight a local cause that is in need.
The Story
Newberg School Board members sue four constituents, claim ‘doxxing’
Board members who voted for a controversial ban on political symbols in schools are now suing four community members they say posted personal information online.
The Story
How did we get here?: Martin v. City of Boise
A key court case dictates a lot of what cities — including Portland — can and can’t do related to homeless camping.
Local News
Mayor Wheeler talks plans to respond to Portland's record gun violence
Wheeler's proposed plans include rehiring retired officers, reintroducing a gun violence intervention team and equipping officers with body worn cameras.
The Story
Is “Drop, Cover and Hold on” still the best advice in an earthquake?
A geologist at Oregon State University is pushing for more research on how to stay safe if you’re in a building that could collapse during an earthquake.
The Story
One-on-one with Mayor Ted Wheeler: Record gun violence in Portland
KGW’s Mike Benner sat down with Mayor Wheeler to discuss the surge in shootings, the shortage of police officers and when officers might start wearing body cameras.
Investigations
Portland gave out $3 million in prepaid debit cards for 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
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.
Health
Comparing Oregon and Washington's approval of religious exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Oregon approved a larger percentage of religious exemption requests than its neighbor to the north.
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