Wright Gazaway is a News Anchor and Investigative Reporter. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, education, and social issues, with a focus on Oregon and Portland. Wright's work has been featured in KTUL, WSBT22, KVAL TV CBS & KMTR NBC 16 Eugene, WSMH-TV, KTVL-News Channel 10, Fox 29 TV, and KATU-TV.
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By: Katu
TOPICS: PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Next week, Portland voters elect a new mayor and 12 new city councilors.
Prosecutors in southern Oregon unveiled felony charges against two women accused of forging a will to steal a roughly $2 million estate.
By: Wright Gazaway
Forty more women and children accuse a disgraced West Linn doctor of sexual abuse – bringing the total number of former patients suing David Farley to 170.An am
By: Wright Gazaway
A major decision is expected next week in the future of a multi-billion-dollar Portland project.Neighbors are fighting the Portland Water Bureau's filtration tr
By: Wright Gazaway
An Oregon appeals board will need up to another month to weigh an appeal to block Portland’s multi-billion-dollar water filtration facility in East Multnomah Co
By: Wright Gazaway
A Multnomah County preschool provider said the county blindsided participants with a new rule this week for its Preschool for All program – tied to who can get
TOPICS: PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Multnomah County is currently vetting more than 60 new applicants for its Preschool for All program – a tax-funded program that offers free preschool to eligible families.
By: Wright Gazaway
The Clackamas County district attorney officially asked Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum on Wednesday to take over the criminal investigation into former
TOPICS: CLACKAMAS COUNTY, Ore. (KATU) — Attorneys for more than 100 patients suing their former doctor over alleged abuse said they are hopeful the Oregon attorney general will criminally charge the doctor in question.
Portland city leaders defend the multi-billion-dollar water filtration facility the Water Bureau is building in Multnomah County – a project that will bring the
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