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Silent Majority Foundation challenges Bob Ferguson over alleged rights violations in federal lawsuit.

Clark County Sheriff’s Office reopens cold cases linked to serial killer Warren Forrest.

Michael Allen Harrison performs Dec. 10 in a benefit concert for Seton Catholic.

Single-lane closures on northbound I-5 near La Center Dec. 9-10 for bridge maintenance.

Camas falls to Sumner on a last-second field goal in the Class 4A title game.

Camas shines in special moments despite falling to Sumner in the state final.

Camas High School football’s Unity Dinners showcase the bond between players, families, and community.

The WAGOP has filed a federal lawsuit disputing the LD 18 state senate race, citing over 1,000 alleged non-resident votes.

Seton Catholic’s incredible season ends with a second-place finish in the Class 1A football state championship at Husky Stadium.

Laurel Numbers at Morgan Stanley combines faith and personal experience to help widows navigate finances.

A tragic house fire in Minnehaha leaves one man deceased as crews battle flames.

Vancouver City Council’s decision to limit citizen comments sparks debate.

A tragic house fire in Vancouver claimed one life; Vancouver Fire crews acted swiftly to contain the blaze.

Ron Onslow, Ridgefield’s dedicated mayor and council member, retires after 17 years of service, leaving a legacy of growth and community connection.

Vancouver Fire Department quickly contained a house fire, preventing spread to nearby homes.

Twenty years ago, Evergreen High School made history as the first big school in Clark County to win a state football championship.

Washington lawmaker proposes security cameras for ballot boxes after tampering incidents in Clark County.

Clark County Council adopts 2025 budget using one-time revenues, avoiding immediate service cuts.