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Opinion: Recovery was the promise; delisting Is the test
American Stewards of Liberty petitioned Fish and Wildlife on Aug. 21 to delist the gray wolf, arguing listed wolf groups fail the ESA's own species definition.
WA state workers stage walkout amid clash over pay demands
Workers at more than 100 worksites statewide walked out for an hour, citing frustration over the state's failure to propose adequate pay hikes ahead of an Oct. 1 contract deadline.
Washington gas prices surge while other states see drop
Washington's gas average hit $5.37 per gallon Tuesday, up from $4.40 a year ago, with diesel at $6.52 statewide.
Belkot says ‘this is so wrong’ as Clark County Council changes its Rule of Procedure
Clark County Council amended its Rules of Procedure to allow directing councilor votes and removing board members by simple majority.
Opinion: Six charts that explain Washington’s budget problem
Washington spending grew 148% from 2013 to 2025, outpacing 112% revenue growth and population plus inflation by 77%.
Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez to host Service Academy Information Night at Vancouver Community library
Students ages 17–22 in Washington's Third District can apply for a service academy nomination through Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez.
Opinion: Setting the record straight on Gluesenkamp Perez’s new attack ad
Braun's campaign says a 2017 property tax adjustment cut rates for most owners, especially rural homeowners.
Opinion: ‘Olympia doesn't have a resource problem; it has a priority problem’
Derek Thompson, candidate for 49th District Position 2, argues Olympia has a priority problem, not a resource problem.
Washougal City Council begins national search for next city manager
GMP Consultants, a national executive search firm, is leading Washougal's search for a new city manager ahead of David Scott's spring 2027 retirement.
Vancouver Police investigate arson
A man poured gas on a truck and lit his own car and himself on fire at a Vancouver gas station Tuesday morning.
Education leaders react to $17B Meta settlement
47 state AGs secured a $17B settlement with Meta over allegations its platforms addicted and harmed children and teens.
Christian program spreads across PNW public schools
LifeWise Academy is active in 14 Washington schools, with interest reported in about 83% of the state's school districts.
Quick firefighter response brings Vancouver house fire under control
Vancouver firefighters knocked down a bedroom fire at NE 75th and NE 124th Ave within minutes of arriving on scene.
Vancouver Police investigating murder/suicide
Vancouver Police Major Crimes Unit is investigating a murder/suicide after two adult males were found deceased inside a residence.
Opinion: A school bell should not be a bargaining chip
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues public educators should not withhold school from children to gain bargaining leverage.
Letter: ‘There is more than simply policy disagreement involved for Christian readers’
Camas resident Anthony P. Teso argues democratic socialism centers on worker ownership, not seizure of homes, savings, or churches.
Letter: Not too late for better I-5 crossing
Bob Ortblad argues preserving current I-5 bridges for local traffic and building an immersed tunnel avoids tolls, reduces congestion, and saves hundreds of millions of dollars.
Letter: Where did the idea of expansion to The Vine buses come from?
Vancouver resident Bob Zak questions C-TRAN Board oversight of costly Vine Bus expansion amid low ridership.