Tim Gordon is a reporter and anchor at KGW in Portland, Oregon. With a focus on local news, Tim covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in various publications and he is dedicated to keeping the people of Portland informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to them.
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Portland, Oregon, United States (Local)
Tim Gordon's coverage has a strong focus on local news, especially related to health and family & relationships. He often covers government announcements and cites data to support his reporting.
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After several rough years, Portland is trying to mount a comeback. And that includes bringing back conventions to the city.
The lawsuit alleges a 7-Eleven store in Northeast Portland is liable for a man's death after a security guard, being paid off the books, shot and killed him in 2022.
Catholic Charities of Oregon is dealing with the unexpected loss of a federal grant that has supported its Immigration Legal Services program for years.
By: Tim Gordon
It appears that formal contract talks between Legacy Health and Regence are at a standstill, putting thousands of patients in limbo.
By: Tim Gordon, Anthony Macuk Kgw
Big ships regularly pass under a couple of Oregon bridges along the Columbia River west of Portland, but the state has not seen a major collapse.
Clark County Fire District 6 is asking residents to spend a little more money to keep up with increased demand and improve service.
A bill co-sponsored by Wyden would increase the child tax credit cap and begin raising it every two years. It would also let parents claim the credit for each child.
By: Tim Gordon
The bus tour by Fair Housing Council of Oregon puts a focus on the state's history of housing discrimination, segregation and displacement.
By: Tim Gordon
About 90 full-time licensed positions connected to regular primary instructional programs — including teachers, counselors and some support staff — would be cut.
By: Tim Gordon
Scott Munro is a longtime Evergreen Public Schools educator, whose community is launching an all-hands-on-deck effort to help support him after coming out of a coma.
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