Joelle Jones
TV Reporter at KOIN-TV (Portland, OR)
TV Reporter at KRCW-TV (Beaverton, OR)
@KOINNEWS TV Reporter 🗻 PNW born and raised 🎓 @NYUniversity grad 🔍 DMs open to tips 💬 Opinions are my own
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3 days ago |
koin.com | Aimee Plante |Joelle Jones
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A Black firefighter who claims he faced repeated racial discrimination, harassment, and retaliation within the Portland Fire Bureau has had a Multnomah County jury rule in his favor.
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1 week ago |
koin.com | Joelle Jones |Danny Peterson
MOSIER, Ore. (KOIN) — As the wildfire season continues to grow, Oregon state and federal officials provided an update Friday morning on what residents can expect heading into summer. Those talks come after the state saw a handful of brush fires this week, with some even sparking evacuations. In Mosier, the earth was left scorched following the Cherry Hill fire on Wednesday. Oregon Department of Forestry said crews will continue to monitor until there is no more heat or smoke.
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1 week ago |
koin.com | Joelle Jones |Danny Peterson
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Protestors clashed in East Portland Wednesday, as the battle over funding parks versus police continues. It’s the latest fallout after Portland City Council voted to shift $1.9 million dollars slated for the Portland Police Bureau in Mayor Keith Wilson’s budget to fund Parks and Recreation maintenance instead. The last-minute amendment passed by a slim 7-5 vote, but the move has not been without controversy.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Joelle Jones
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Protestors clashed in East Portland Wednesday, as the battle over funding parks versus police continues. It’s the latest fallout after Portland City Council voted to shift $1.9 million dollars slated for the Portland Police Bureau in Mayor Keith Wilson’s budget to fund Parks and Recreation maintenance instead. Court orders Trump to halt tariffs after Oregon suit The last-minute amendment passed by a slim 7-5 vote, but the move has not been without controversy.
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2 weeks ago |
koin.com | Joelle Jones
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Shrinking budgets are making it difficult for local leaders to tackle the homeless crisis in Portland. On Friday, the Portland City Council and the Multnomah County Board held a joint meeting at Portland City Hall to address the local response to homelessness. While leaders acknowledged some gains have been made, there are still many issues that are difficult to address without more funding.
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Oregon Department of Forestry and rural fire departments helped battle back this more than 15 acre wildfire just west of Yamhill. We’ll have more on their efforts tonight at 10 and 11p @KOINNews https://t.co/UV7L4IqkMf
Tonight we took a peek behind the curtain at the tribute show in honor of Portland legend Darcelle XV https://t.co/aYS1b77Wvh
#HappeningNow :Ahead of the Project Turnkey vote by Clackamas County Commissioners tonight, residents have filled two rooms (with overflow) to weigh in on the potential purchase/conversion of a hotel into homeless transitional housing Photos by: @Matt_KOIN https://t.co/xTegE95qog