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La Center resident Barry Wells argues Washington’s gas taxes and hidden carbon costs under the Climate Commitment Act unfairly burden families, drivers, and small businesses.
Washington Parents Network filed a complaint with the FTC against Planned Parenthood over the use of puberty blockers and hormones, citing health risks and taxpayer costs.
Nancy Churchill argues that mixing marijuana, SSRIs, ADHD stimulants, and sex hormones creates instability in youth, fueling despair and violence instead of healing.
Northbound I-5 in Vancouver will have a left lane closure Sept. 24 near NE 134th Street for catch basin repairs, with delays expected from 9 a. m. to 3:30 p.
Hockinson resident Steven Zimmerman questions CenturyLink’s plan to change customer email addresses, citing risks for logins and verification.
Clark County’s Auto License office will close from noon to 1 p. m. daily starting Sept. 29, though it remains open weekdays from 9 a. to 4 p. at the Public Service Center.
More than 500 gathered at the Washington Capitol in Olympia for a faith-based vigil honoring Charlie Kirk, featuring prayers, music, lawmakers’ remarks and messages of faith and forgiveness.
Trump, Vance, Cabinet officials and Elon Musk spoke at a five-hour Arizona memorial for Charlie Kirk at State Farm Stadium, while a separate vigil drew 500–700 people at the Washington Capitol in O…
The Clark County Council will discuss an amended resolution Wednesday that shifts from denouncing political violence to condemning all violence, drawing criticism from its original sponsor.
A 4,000-square-foot mural near Klineline Pond features more than 60 unique fish, created by 67 artists as a community anti-graffiti project.
Camas resident Rick Vermeers says there is huge pressure to do whatever is necessary to start construction before the statutory deadline for the $1. 5 billion award from the Federal Bridge Investme…
Secretary of State Steve Hobbs rejected a DOJ request for Washington’s voter registration data, citing privacy laws, while critics argue federal law prevails.