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Gov. Inslee approves Horse Heaven wind/solar project, as Tri-Cities residents plan to sue.

Vancouver Police seek help in Courtney Clinton homicide investigation; tips can be submitted anonymously.

Target Zero’s Doug Dahl explores parent trust in teen drivers and safe driving.

A man was injured in a deputy-involved shooting in Camas following reports of gunfire.

A woman suffered life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run on Fourth Plain Blvd.

The FBI offers a reward up to $25,000 for information on ballot box fires in Vancouver and Portland.

The National Park Service completes rehabilitation of historic Vancouver Barracks Building 993 for continued public use.

Vancouver posts draft recommendations for the Downtown Access, Mobility, and Parking Plan.

A driver was arrested after crashing a truck into a Vancouver home; no injuries reported.

Mark Harmsworth highlights anti-business challenges impacting Washington’s small businesses.

Ridgefield City Council approves new speed limits on key roads for safety.

Trail to lower falls at Lacamas Regional Park reopens after bridge replacement.

Evergreen School Board approves two replacement levies for 2025 ballot.

Vancouver Police investigate a fatal pedestrian-vehicle collision.

Firefighters respond to a blaze at a known abandoned house in Vancouver.

Washington’s state races remain close, with new Senate leadership elected, but several seats remain undecided.

Proposition 4 would have funded additional sworn police officers, non-sworn police positions, efficiency-enhancing technologies, facility expenses, and costs related to police staff and services VA…

WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh announces the “Project to Resist Tyranny in Washington,” aimed at protecting constitutional rights and opposing perceived authoritarian measures in the state.