Katherine Cook is a Reporter at KGW 8 (NBC). She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, government, and politics, with a particular focus on cultural movements, elections, and public policy. Katherine's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as WTSP-TV, WMAZ-TV, and KING 5 News.
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Katherine Cook's coverage is heavily focused on local news in Oregon, particularly Portland. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements, often related to education and crime.
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By: Katherine Cook
Fans packed Walker Stadium for an open house, cheered on Pickles All-Star hopefuls and met new members of the Portland Bangers and the Portland Cherry Bombs FC.
By: Katherine Cook
Roger Tofte opened Enchanted Forest in 1971 after building much of the park by hand. He died in February at age 96.
By: Katherine Cook
The "suspicious" Tuesday morning fire destroyed the Grand Pavilion at Lewisville Regional Park in Battle Ground, just days before a couple planned to marry there.
By: Katherine Cook
Faith leaders and community members gathered in Portland for the Black Community Summit, where speakers warned of renewed threats to civil and voting rights.
By: Katherine Cook
Supporters say the JROTC program shaped students through leadership opportunities and fostered personal growth.
Joe Symonds said he'd been delivering for DoorDash to help make ends meet. A Vancouver woman's fundraiser has helped raise more than $30K, allowing him to retire.
By: Katherine Cook
At Tuesday's school board meeting, parents asked board members to step down amid the district's handling of a student sex abuse case at Mark Morris High School.
By: Katherine Cook
The sold-out event raised $35,000 for the families of 11 workers who died in a chemical tank rupture at the Nippon Dynawave paper mill.
By: Katherine Cook
A Salem first grader's small fundraiser is inspiring the community to help build an accessible playground at Sumpter Elementary School.
By: Katherine Cook
As the Portland Fire builds momentum in its return to the WNBA, center Megan Gustafson is capturing attention off the court with her beloved corgi, Pancake.
