Ken Boddie is a news anchor and reporter for KOIN-TV, focusing on local news in the Portland, Oregon area. With his work featured in publications such as The Portland Tribune, The Bulletin, and The Business Tribune, Ken covers a wide range of topics including community events, politics, finance, and human interest stories.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The laugh line, “I am choosing a sperm donor,” may seem like a strange way to launch a story about ethnicity and the ballot box.
By: Ken Boddie
PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) – Ninety-eight candidates are running for the new Portland City Council in November, and each one of them has a story.
The 33 acres of prime land along the Willamette River is an open landscape now, a long way from its roots as the site of an industrial workhorse.
By: Ken Boddie, Aimee Plante
U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries campaigned for Democrat Janelle Bynum in her race against Republican Lori Chavez-Deremer in Oregon’s Congressional District 5, a key race in the fig…
By: Ken Boddie
From a pandemic to racial justice protests, as well as homelessness and drug abuse epidemics, it’s been a challenging two terms for Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler.
By: Ken Boddie, Aimee Plante
Portland City Commissioner Rene Gonzalez has been fined $2,400 for violating campaign finance laws and is appealing the decision, while also pushing back against efforts to house the homeless and a…
Joanna Harbour, a Willamette University Law School graduate and Republican candidate, is running for the Democratic-leaning District 3 in Oregon, focusing on lowering inflation and government spend…
By: Ken Boddie, Jashayla Pettigrew
“As the election results are tabulated, there may be moments of uncertainty or heightened emotions,” the letter reads.
From the race for Oregon’s 5th congressional district to the contentious race for Washington’s 3rd district, negative political ads are all over our media.
Most agree that Measure 110, which decriminalized drugs in Oregon, was a failed experiment.
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