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Johann Peters argues dropping light rail from the IBR would close a funding gap and free up capital for a second crossing east of I-205.

Quiring O'Brien called the auditor's office "the foundation of fair and secure elections" in Clark County.

A Vancouver cyber tip led to charges against one man and a felony warrant for a local pediatrician now deceased.

Senate Minority Leader John Braun calls Washington's new income tax unconstitutional and says a spending problem can't be solved with new revenue.

Washington's 55. 4-cent gas excise tax plus CCA costs push per-gallon state burden past $1.17, with automatic annual increases ahead.

Democratic incumbents face intra-party challengers as all 98 House seats and 24 Senate seats go up for election.

Several homes near NE 156th Street were struck by gunfire before Cyree Phillips was taken into custody without incident.

A female patient was trapped between two structural pillars after a 3-vehicle crash on Mill Plain Boulevard.

Semi Bird headlines Republican fundraiser with state lawmakers and county auditor candidate at Washougal venue.

Emergency crews respond to rollover crash with chemical spill requiring shelter-in-place advisory for nearby residents.

Three-vehicle crash at NE 99th St and NE 130th Ave sends one driver to hospital with suspected DUI involved.

Vancouver resident argues union demands and bureaucratic bloat are draining classroom funds despite billions in state investment.

Vancouver resident challenges city's homelessness spending after cleanup costs exceed $1.38 million with 1,700 tons of waste removed.

Future 42 Clark County releases nonpartisan scorecards evaluating Vancouver City Council and Clark County Council voting records.

Battle Ground launches grant program offering up to $10,000 per business for Old Town storefront improvements.

Dick Rylander examines union dues and the Janus Supreme Court decision as local teacher contracts come up for renewal.

WSDOT crews will close the northbound I-5 Gee Creek Rest Area for 25 days starting Monday for annual maintenance work.

Two volunteer positions open on commission that advises council on recycling, landfills, and waste programs.