Trevor Ault
KOIN News
Portland, OR, United States
Contact Trevor
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Trevor:
Man who saw Andre Gladen shooting still haunted
The man who saw Andre Gladen get shot told KOIN 6 News he's still haunted by what happened that day. → Read More
Fundraiser held to support Wilsonville fire victims
Local residents and businesses in Wilsonville have joined forces to fundraise for the 25 people who were forced to flee their homes in the wake of Sunday's catastrophic fire. → Read More
Gridiron to prison: Prep star sues Parkrose HS
He started as a star athlete but became a convicted criminal. Jonathan Boland is in prison for armed robbery but his case is raising questions. → Read More
Portland couple faces 6 counts of attempted murder
The young couple who are each facing 6 counts of attempted murder after a shooting in Northeast Portland are expected to make their first court appearance Monday afternoon. → Read More
Sen. Ron Wyden talks border wall, 2020 election
Wyden is one of many lawmakers who want to block President Donald Trump's recent emergency declaration for the southern border wall. → Read More
Schools closed, Camas rolls with the snow
Over the weekend weather conditions in Camas were so bad a lot of businesses closed, including Top Burger. They made the call it wasn't worth the risk to have employees drive in. → Read More
Inside the gun battle, chase along I-84 in Portland
One of the 2 men arrested following a gun battle along I-84 appeared in a Cowlitz County court to face charges related to the killing of a Kelso store clerk on January 22. → Read More
Salem covered in snow but all seems well
The system that brought snow to Portland also brought snow to Salem, but as of noon the snow is covering everything except the roads. → Read More
Amid snow, injured woman missing in the Gorge
Five separate agencies are searching for a woman who was injured while hiking near Warren Lake in the Columbia River Gorge, an area that now has nearly 2 feet of snow. → Read More
'Hold on': Willamette Queen crashes during wedding ceremony
A Salem couple experienced their very own wedding crasher -- but not the kind you're thinking. → Read More
Climber who got lost on Mt. Hood returned to safety
A rescue team has brought a climber who got lost on Mt. Hood back to safety after a five hour search and rescue effort. → Read More
Clinics limit visitors due to flu concerns
Visitors with cold or flu-like symptoms are being asked to stay at home and people working in medical centers who have not been vaccinated need to wear masks. → Read More
Questions remain after Intel breathing issues
Many questions remain after dozens of Intel employees had breathing issues due to the second HazMat situation in one week at the facility. → Read More
More Intel workers report breathing issues at same spot
More Intel employees at the Ronley Acres campus reported breathing problems on Monday -- just several days after 15 were rushed to the hospital. → Read More
4 'poking' incidents reported in SE Portland
Police are looking for a man they believe is responsible for a series of incidents involving people being poked with a sharp metal object in Southeast Portland. → Read More
Crews make good progress on fire cleanup in Gorge
More than a year later, the Columbia River Gorge is still recovering from the extensive damaged caused by the Eagle Creek Fire. → Read More
Small towns await results after all write-in election
There are still several cities in Oregon waiting to find out who won their local elections -- but not because the races are close. → Read More
Stats: Violence up in schools, but schools are safer
Administrators with the Lake Oswego School District have told parents they've seen a rise in violent behavior from their students. They're addressing how aggression and fear in schools is handled. → Read More
Shootings up in Portland; PPB turns to tech
Portland is averaging 6 shootings a week. There has been a 13% spike in shootings year-to-date between last year and now. In 2017, there were 240 shootings and so far this year 271 have been reported, PPB said. → Read More
Fast and the dangerous: An inside look at street racing
Over the past few months there have been plenty of headlines about street racing going out of control. All of it was enough to make clear that street racing is a pervasive culture in Portland.... → Read More