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Opinion: Capping food prices won’t solve grocery bill woes; USDA projects on-farm income to drop by 25% this year.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Police will deploy body-worn cameras to all officers next month to enhance transparency and safety.

Vancouver seeks volunteers for various boards and commissions with an application deadline of Sept. 27.

Higher flow releases from Merwin Dam start Sept. 3, affecting Swift Forest Camp boat ramp in Woodland Washington.

Vancouver Police arrest Gavin E. Woods Leonard, 21, for a drive-by shooting in Clark County Washington.

How the November 2024 election could impact scrutiny and opposition to the I-5 Bridge replacement project in Washington state.

Seton Catholic introduces a four-day school schedule focused on service and education.

Sean McDonald brings his contagious enthusiasm to Mountain View High School as the new head football coach, inspiring a significant increase in team participation.

Bob Ferguson’s campaign denies claims that he withdrew from an October debate against Dave Reichert in the Washington governor race.

Congress must act to prevent significant tax hikes by extending the TCJA, which will impact families and businesses across the region.

Camas Plein Air event honors Marquita Call with a $1,000 first prize on October 5th in downtown Camas.

Ridgefield City Council is seeking a new member for Position 6 after Jennifer Lindsay’s resignation. Apply by Sept. 11.

Expect delays on NE 78th Street as safety improvements begin in late August.

Expect delays at SR 503 and Rock Creek Road intersection due to roundabout construction.

Seton Catholic’s four-day school week is here. What impact will it have? More time for activities, better morale, or academic challenges? Vote now!

Fatal collision following a wedged truck on Camas Slough Bridge, blocking State Route 14.

OSPI candidates debate school choice and vouchers following a Seattle Times critique.

Clark County Public Health lifts advisory at Lacamas Lake as cyanobacteria bloom dissipates.