Katherine Cook is a Reporter at KGW 8 (NBC). She covers a diverse range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, energy policy, and retail, often exploring the intersections of these themes with cultural movements and major league sports. Katherine's work has been featured in various media outlets, including WTSP-TV, WMAZ-TV, and KING 5 News.
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Katherine Cook's coverage is heavily focused on local news in Oregon, particularly Portland. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements, often related to education and crime.
If you are reaching out to Katherine, consider offering insights or personal stories related to evolving local events such as strikes, educational changes, or community issues in the Portland area. Additionally, if you have expertise in crime-related topics that affect the region, your input could be valuable for her reporting.
Given her focus on family & relationships alongside crime and entertainment news within a local context, consider providing human-interest angles or personal experiences tied to these themes when pitching story ideas to Katherine.
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By: Katherine Cook
Quinn Brown made a thrift store find of a lifetime during a routine picking trip.
By: Katherine Cook
On July 1, access to healthcare changed for nearly 450,000 New Yorkers, including nearly 17,000 across the five North Country counties served by Behavioral Health Services North. As a result
By: Luisa Anderson, Katherine Cook
Portland is expected to remain hot on Wednesday, but air quality has improved after wildfire smoke created hazy skies across the metro area Tuesday. Portland and Vancouver both reached 100 degrees Tu...
By: Katherine Cook
The power was out Wednesday afternoon for thousands of Portland General Electric customers across the Portland metro area. It came amid a Heat Advisory, with Portland temperatures hitting the 80s and...
By: Katherine Cook, Alex Jensen
Now investigators say it was murder — and her husband is a suspect. Gresham police confirmed Wednesday that John Bridges, a Missouri resident, is a suspect in Astrid Bridges' 1993 death. Gresham pol...
By: Sabinna Pierre, Katherine Cook
Lab testing has confirmed the presence of asbestos in building debris from Sunday's fire at the former Centennial Mills warehouse in Northwest Portland, according to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
A Multnomah County Circuit Court judge has ordered Portland-based metal recycler NW Metals Inc. to shut down operations until it complies with state environmental laws, ruling that the company and its...
By: Katherine Cook
As Doernbecher Children's Hospital celebrates its 100th anniversary, families and physicians are reflecting on a century of pediatric care that's transformed lives.
By: Katherine Cook, Jamie Parfitt
A child on a bike who was struck by a car near Jackson Elementary School in Hillsboro had to be airlifted to the hospital Monday afternoon.
By: Katherine Cook
One of Portland’s most beloved late-summer traditions is taking place in new locations this year as thousands of migrating Vaux’s swifts settle into roosts across the city. The small, cigar-shaped bi...
