KRCW-TV (Beaverton, OR)

KRCW-TV is a television station that broadcasts on virtual channel 32 and operates on UHF digital channel 33. It is affiliated with The CW network and serves the Portland area in Oregon, with its license registered in Salem, the state capital. The station is part of Nexstar Media Group, working alongside KOIN, a CBS affiliate on channel 6, creating a duopoly in the region. Both stations share their studios located in the basement of the KOIN Center, situated on Southwest Columbia Street in downtown Portland. KRCW-TV's transmission tower is found in the Sylvan-Highlands neighborhood. In the past, KRCW-TV had its own studios on Southwest Arctic Drive in Beaverton, while KOIN's facility only hosted KRCW-TV's master control and some operational tasks. KRCW-TV does not have its own website; instead, it is combined with the online presence of KOIN.

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#28487

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#5355

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#147

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DA Vasquez 'disgusted' by Multnomah County's latest budget proposal

9 hours ago | koin.com | Jenna Deml

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Multnomah County District Attorney Nathan Vasquez was less than pleased by the latest county budget proposal, saying that although appearing to support public safety on paper, it is using “creative accounting to hide the reality.”In a Thursday press conference, Vasquez said he was “disgusted” and “blindsided” by the latest proposal, saying it makes cuts to key public safety components, including 10 DA’s Office staff members.
Officials warn of fake gold scam hitting Washington highways

9 hours ago | koin.com | Jenna Deml

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Washington drivers need to be on the lookout, because authorities say there is a fake gold scam hitting the highways. According to Washington State Patrol, they have received at least 57 reports since January of individuals stopping on freeways and ramps attempting to sell fake gold to passersby. WSP adds that, besides this being illegal, some “gold sellers” are stepping into traffic and forcing drivers to pull over.
Suspect arrested during Hazelwood Neighborhood search wasn't involved in shooting, police say

9 hours ago | koin.com | Danny Peterson

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The suspect who was arrested after a shooting in Northeast Portland Wednesday night was not involved in the shooting, after all, Portland police told KOIN 6 News in an update Thursday. Someone was non-fatally injured early Wednesday evening following the shooting near the Hazelwood Neighborhood, after which the Portland Police Bureau advised residents within a few square blocks of the crime scene to remain indoors. The lockdown was lifted after a suspect was arrested. Sgt.
Portland strip club shooter faces nearly 6 years in prison after injuring man in 2023

10 hours ago | koin.com | Danny Peterson

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A man faces nearly six years in prison on multiple charges after committing a shooting at a Northeast Portland strip club that injured one person two years ago, authorities said. Tyree Deonte Scott was convicted by a jury on the charges related to the shooting outside The Lounge strip club on Northeast Columbia Boulevard on May 23, 2023, the Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office said.
California man accused of posting explicit photos of Oregon ex online for 14 years: docs

11 hours ago | koin.com | Jenna Deml

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A California man appeared in federal court on Tuesday after authorities said he cyberstalked and posted sexually explicit photos of his Oregon ex-girlfriend online over the course of 14 years. Court documents allege that from 2009 to 2023, 42-year-old Jason Campos stalked and harassed his former intimate partner by posting the explicit images of her and posting personal information online.
Multnomah County unveils $4 billion budget plan for 2026 amid $77 million shortfall

12 hours ago | koin.com | Jenna Deml

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Multnomah County unveiled the proposed $4 billion budget for 2026 on Thursday, showing investments in community safety and health outcomes, but also staffing cuts and reduced funding for select homelessness services amid a $77 million shortfall. The release of the new budget comes after Vega Pederson shocked state and regional leaders by disclosing the county’s need for funding to help maintain services, including shelter beds, rent assistance and more, back in February.
Portlanders press leaders on crime, safety amid budget cuts

1 day ago | koin.com | Anthony Kustura |Danny Peterson

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — As Portland grapples with tough budget cuts, some residents are making it clear that crime has been a growing issue for years. On Wednesday night, a packed crowd gathered downtown to push public safety leaders for answers. The event, hosted by the community group Future Portland, brought together top officials like Multnomah County District Attorney Nathan Vasquez and Portland Police Association President Sgt. Aaron Schmautz to discuss crime, safety, and possible solutions.
Portland city union workers hold rally outside City Hall amid possible cuts

1 day ago | koin.com | Ariel Iacobazzi |Danny Peterson

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — As Portland City Administrator Michael Jordan announced more cuts to core services across the city, union workers gathered outside City Hall Wednesday night, hoping to push forward their first contract with the city in a rally and “practice picket.”The City of Portland Professional Workers Union has worked with the city on its first contract for a year.
Suspect arrested after shooting in Hazelwood Neighborhood, 1 injured

1 day ago | koin.com | Danny Peterson

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Police have arrested a suspect in East Portland after someone was shot and injured early Wednesday evening, authorities said. Shots were fired in the vicinity of the Hazelwood Neighborhood. Shortly thereafter, a person “with probable gunshot wounds was dropped off at a nearby hospital by private vehicle,” said Sgt. Kevin Allen, a Portland Police Bureau spokesperson.
City of Portland targeted in $6.7 million fraud scheme

1 day ago | koin.com | Danny Peterson

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — City of Portland officials said they are working with local and federal law enforcement agencies to investigate a $6.7 million fraud scheme. About $6.7 million set aside for use in the Bull Run Filtration Project was redirected due to the fraudulent activity, according to the City of Portland. Initially, the city filed a lawsuit against a New York law firm whose account held the deposited funds, Portland officials said.