Christelle Koumoué
KGW News
Portland, OR, United States
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NE Portland home riddled with bullets on New Year's Day
Officers located a large number of casings and found several bullet strikes to the home → Read More
Some travelers make it home in time for Christmas, as airport travel improves
Alaska Airlines has resumed operations in Portland with some expected cancellations due to displaced aircraft and crews as a result of Friday's storm → Read More
Tips on how to prepare your home for the cold, freezing temperatures
With weather conditions changing, KGW had a chance to speak with the owner of Ankeny Hardware on tips to prepare your home for the storm. → Read More
After yet another break-in, downtown Portland business owner pleads for support
The owners of DarSalam, a family-owned Iraqi restaurant downtown, said it was their fourth break-in since 2021. → Read More
Family pleads for murder suspect to turn himself in
Kathryn Muhlbach, 27, was found dead Dec. 9 in Powell Butte Nature Park. Jose Antonio Caraballo, 43, is on the run and wanted for her murder, police said. → Read More
Newberg mom organizes fundraiser on her mission to raise awareness for cystic fibrosis
Christy Rimrodt's daughter Vivian was born with the genetic disease, which affects her body's digestive system and her ability to breath. → Read More
Hearing on Multnomah County's proposed flavored tobacco ban draws testimony from dozens
County commissioners took public input Monday night on their proposal to ban flavored tobacco products, which could come up for a vote on Thursday. → Read More
Touring Larsen's Creamery in Clackamas, soon to be home of Alpenrose
Alpenrose Dairy will move to Clackamas after purchasing Larsen's Creamery. The relocation frees up a massive piece of prime, developable real estate in SW Portland. → Read More
Portland mourns after mass shooting at Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ nightclub
Advocates for the LGBTQ+ community in Portland expressed heartbreak and outrage for the victims and their loved ones. → Read More
'I'm ready for the next chapter': Imelda’s Shoes to close after 29 years in business
The independent shoe store opened in Southeast Portland in 1994. → Read More
Acclaimed brewmaster and Top Chef finalist open new Portland brewery Friday
Acclaimed brewer Whitney Burnside from 10 Barrel and her husband, chef Doug Adams from Top Chef fame, are opening their brewery on SE Stark Street and 14th Avenue. → Read More
Adaptive fashion show celebrates innovative, accessible designs created for people with Parkinson's disease
The fashion show, hosted by nonprofit Parkinson's Resources of Oregon, showcased shoes, clothing and accessories for people with movement disorders. → Read More
Family of infant on life support warns of RSV dangers
Ariella Rain was hospitalized with RSV and bronchitis on October 28. She is on life support at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. → Read More
Six businesses at Southeast Portland shopping center damaged and burglarized
No suspects have been identified or arrests made so far. → Read More
Climate activists deflate SUV tires in Portland neighborhood, leave behind note
It's part of a movement spreading to cities across the world, with members deflating SUV tires in the name of climate change and pollution. → Read More
Thieves steal $100K worth of tools and equipment from NE Portland construction site
The developer is offering a $2,500 reward for information on the people responsible. → Read More
Under Oregon mayor's homelessness plan, state would shell out for every city
Members of the Oregon Mayors Association laid out funding proposals to tackle the issue with a price tag of over $123.5 million annually. → Read More
Portland wine bar teams up with nonprofit for fundraiser to help empower survivors of domestic abuse
Stem Wine Bar is donating 50% of the event proceeds to FinAbility, which financially empowers survivors of domestic abuse → Read More
Blind and visually impaired youth in Portland area participate in skateboarding clinic
About 20 participants ages 10 to 21 got a chance to build their own skateboards and learn basic skills from professionals. → Read More
Nakia Creek Fire may have been started by people shooting fireworks, officials say
Investigators are asking for help identifying people and a vehicle of interest seen near where the fire is burning on Oct. 9, the day it started → Read More