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Battle Ground Police investigate fatal motorcycle collision on Eaton Boulevard, one motorcyclist lost their life, another was hospitalized with significant injuries.

Gas rollback event in Vancouver lowers prices to the national average for two hours, hosted by Let’s Go Washington and backed by I-2117 supporters.

Court documents show Clark County Prosecuting Attorney hired special prosecutors for John Ley’s voter registration case due to a conflict of interest.

Evergreen Plainsmen secured their first victory over the Union Titans, winning 18-0 in a memorable start to the 2024 high school football season.

Clark County Public Health lifts water quality advisory at Vancouver Lake as toxin levels improve, though algae blooms remain a concern.

Washington State GOP challenges lands commissioner recount results, targeting King County’s ballot signature curing process.

Paul Guppy from Washington Policy Center discusses four bad bills that failed in 2024 but may return in 2025.

Battle Ground Police serve search warrant at Relax Health Spa in an ongoing investigation into alleged prostitution.

Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center expands cardiac care with 24/7 emergency services, helping save lives in Clark County.

Doug Dahl answers a question about police ticketing pedestrians walking on the wrong side of the road.

Southbound I-5 North Fork Lewis River Bridge work near Woodland wraps up early with lanes reopening Sunday.

Highlighting Clark County’s top high school football defensive players to watch in 2024 across all leagues.

Highlighting the top offensive players to watch for the 2024 high school football season in Clark County.

Poll: Should Washington state have a policy on school cell phone usage? Share your opinion.

WAGOP raises concerns about the integrity of the primary recount for public lands commissioner, questioning the process and results.

Elizabeth New Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses the rising tax revenues for WA Cares and its effects on Washington workers.

John Ley urges local officials to protect Southwest Washington taxpayers by rejecting the IBR’s expensive light rail extension.

Camas School District faces a $7.2 million budget deficit, leading to staff cuts and restricted travel.