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Washington’s K-12 education funding relies on mandates, many of which are underfunded or unfunded, shifting costs to local taxpayers.

Washington lawmakers pass HB 1233, making prison work programs voluntary, sparking debate over rehabilitation, taxpayer costs, and public policy.

A new proposal, Senate Bill 5041, seeks to extend unemployment benefits for striking workers, raising concerns about its impact on businesses and the workforce.

This week’s poll asks: Should schools require teachers to ask students for their preferred pronouns? Vote now and share your thoughts!

Clark County teams fell short in the WIAA state basketball quarterfinals, with all six teams now battling in the consolation bracket.

Larry Roe and Dick Rylander explore how K-12 education funding is structured in Washington state, from state budgets to local levies.

Elizabeth New (Hovde) analyzes legislative progress on WA Cares, discussing the fate of four related bills and potential program reforms.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s freeze on $3 trillion in federal funding, ruling that the action exceeded executive authority.

The Greater Clark County Service Awards Breakfast on March 20 will honor local heroes from various service fields, celebrating their impact on the community.

Clark County Assessor’s office will offer property tax exemption assistance for eligible senior citizens and people with disabilities at upcoming Battle Ground events.

The Clark County Youth Commission seeks nominations for the 2025 Youth Achievement Awards, recognizing up to 300 youth for their contributions and personal growth.

Furry Friends will host its 5th annual “Whiskers & Wishes” online auction from March 19 to March 23, supporting cat rescue and spay/neuter services.

The Washington State House of Representatives unanimously passed two bills from Rep. Kevin Waters, including one clarifying alcohol server permit rules.

Clark County is inviting residents to provide input on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan, shaping housing and community development strategies.

Doug Dahl discusses whether motorhome drivers should have special training or licensing, even when not legally required.

Four Clark County basketball teams secured victories in state tournament elimination games, advancing to the elite eight in their respective divisions.

Sheriff John Horch discusses communication, staffing, public safety, and his personal side as the “Discussions with the Sheriff” series concludes.

CCSO is investigating a shooting at Callaham’s Mobile Court in Hazel Dell that left a 61-year-old man injured.