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Hosts discuss shrinking high school football participation, rising costs, WIAA appeal processes, respect for officials, plus Mariners playoff buzz, a Raiders fan tale, and a new nickname: “Shut Up…
Washington’s projected tax collections are down more than $500 million, raising concerns about cuts to state services and possible tax increases in the next legislative session.
North County Community Food Bank will join 180+ nonprofits in Give More 24 on Sept. 25, with $70,500 in matching donations, goat yoga, and health services in Battle Ground.
Derek Thompson will challenge Erik Paulsen for Vancouver City Council Seat 2, focusing on homelessness, safety, mental health, veterans, education, growth, and opposing bridge tolling.
A Thurston County judge granted C-TRAN a temporary restraining order against WSDOT, blocking a threat to pull $10 million in funding over board representation disputes.
From 8 a. m. to 3 p. , the public is invited to see painters bringing blank canvases to life at the annual Camas Plein Air Event This Saturday (Sept. 27), professional artists from all over the reg…
Vancouver City Council approved a Cultural Access Plan Policy to fund $7 million annually in grants starting in 2026, supporting arts, culture, heritage, and science programs.
Wisdom Ridge Academy in Ridgefield launched Ridge Connect, a new homeschool support program offering curriculum, resources, and licensed teacher guidance for K–8 families.
Southbound I-5 near Ridgefield will see lane closures Sept. 25 as WSDOT repairs damaged guardrail, with delays expected from 8:30 a. m. to 3:45 p.
The I-5 Bridge replacement could cost $10 billion as delays push final environmental review to 2026, leaving lawmakers frustrated over rising costs and uncertain timelines.
Lars Larson says Trump’s Supreme Court winning streak shows strength, noting 19 wins since January and rising approval ratings.
Six finalist designs were chosen from 138 submissions in Vancouver’s city flag competition, with community feedback open until Oct. 9 and a flag-raising event set for Oct. 4