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Mark Zuckerberg recommits to free speech, outlining changes to Meta’s policies on political content, censorship, and content moderation.

Influenza activity in Clark County is rising sharply, with increased hospitalizations and emergency visits highlighting the importance of vaccinations and preventative measures.

Dick Rylander and Larry Roe discuss the financial challenges facing Washington’s public schools and call for urgent reforms.

Todd Myers critiques Washington’s CO2 emissions data, urging better climate policies and innovative solutions to meet 2030 targets.

Debate heats up over TriMet’s $21. 8M light rail subsidy request for Vancouver.

Clark County Council seeks volunteers for its Agricultural Advisory Commission to shape agricultural sustainability policies.

City of Vancouver seeks volunteers for the Housing Authority Board to shape affordable housing policies in Clark County.

Stephanie McClintock named top Republican on the Consumer Protection and Business Committee for the 2025 Washington state legislative session.

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez takes oath for the 119th Congress, pledges bipartisan solutions for Southwest Washington.

Vancouver seeks volunteers for its Salary Review Commission to evaluate mayor and City Council compensation.

Clark County Board of Health extends application deadline for the education position on the Public Health Advisory Council.

Clark County offers free Composter Recycler certification to promote green living and waste reduction.

Vancouver seeks volunteers to join the Culture, Arts and Heritage Commission to promote local arts and heritage.

Ridgefield resident Matt White urges support for Propositions 12 and 13 to address school funding and overcrowding challenges.

Biden admin spent millions on DEI grants for K-12, sparking debate over priorities.

Washington Supreme Court will hear the high-capacity magazine ban case this month.

Washington GOP Chair Jim Walsh critiques Gov. Jay Inslee’s wealth tax plan, citing legal and economic concerns.

New ADA-compliant fishing platform at Haapa Boat Launch improves accessibility and enhances public fishing access.