Anchor Jeff Gianola started his news career while still a teenager growing up in San Diego.

Anchor Kelley Day is a homegrown Oregonian with 15 years of broadcast experience. For the last eight years, she's anchored evening newscasts here in Portland, her hometown.

Anchor and reporter Ken Boddie can be seen co-anchoring KOIN Local 6's weekend newscasts and reporting during the week. Video

You can catch Alexis Del Cid co-anchoring KOIN Local 6 at 6 p.m. on the weekends and reporting during the week. Video

Priya David has traveled all over the world – but she decided she wanted Portland to be Home. She hosts “Keep it Local”, weekdays at 4pm on KOIN Local 6.

During a broadcasting career that now spans five decades, Mike Donahue has covered seven governors. He started at KOIN-TV as an intern having just graduated from the University of Oregon where he earned a degree in journalism and selection to Phi Beta Kappa. Active in campus government, Mike was elected Freshman Class President, ASUO Senator and Student Body Vice President. Video

After more than 20 years in television, Art finally gets the chance to work near family.

After spending eight years away, Jenny Hansson is thrilled to be back home in the Northwest. Video

Before you step out the door in the morning, be sure to join Meteorologist Christine Ferreira on KOIN Local 6 Early. Christine has forecasted weather for the Northeast, South, and now the beautiful Northwest.

For more than a dozen years, Meteorolgist Tim Joyce has called the Pacific Northwest home. The Chicago-area native set his sights on the region even while he was still a student at the University of Kansas. An intern at KOIN News 6 in 1994, Tim calls returning to KOIN "like coming home again." Video

While many reporters hopscotch the country trying to get to Portland, KOIN Sports Reporter/Anchor Dan Christopherson considers himself lucky he's never had to stray too far from the city he calls home.

Bruce Sussman says weather's in his genes because he comes from a long line of meteorologists.

Lisa reports on politics and hosts the weekly segment KOIN Savers, on Thursdays in the 5:00 p.m. newscast.

Araksya is thrilled to be back on the west coast. She loves the diversity, energy, and forward thinking mind set of Oregonians. She immediately fell in love with Portland, and right away felt at home.

To say he hit the career ground running would be an understatement. By his early 20s, reporter Eric Taylor had already worked in newsrooms for three different network affiliates. Video

Amy grew up in Milwaukee, Wis., and graduated from the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. She was working for the Mental Health Association in Sheboyan, Wis., when something unexpected happened. Video

Reporter Tim Gordon brings more than 12 years of television news reporting experience to KOIN Local 6. In that time he has covered presidential politics, natural disasters and everything else you can imagine. Tim feels the common thread connecting a wide variety of stories is how they affect people. He tries his best to make the news of the day relevant to you and your life. Video

Jessica Morkert was extremely pleased to join the KOIN News 6 team in February 2007. With family ties in the Pacific Northwest, Jessica's enthusiastic to return to a beautiful region of the country. Video

Reporter Kohr Harlan grew up in southwest Portland and graduated from Lake Oswego High School in 1982 and the University of Oregon in 1987. Video

Reporter Joel Iwanaga is a general-assignment reporter for KOIN News 6. Video

Reporter Alana Kujala is a native Oregonian. She was born in Warrenton and then moved east, attending grade school through high school in the Reynolds School District. Video

Kacey was born in Orange County, California but moved to Dallas, TX when she was eight years old where she spent the next ten years. Thats where she acquired her love of steak and fries! But, she just couldn't stay away from California....so she headed back to SoCal for college. Video

KOIN Local 6 Traffic anchor/reporter Carly Kennelly has reported news in three states. She couldn't be happier to make Portland, Oregon her home. It's a state that means a lot to her, especially since she has family living in Bend.