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David Gerton urges the city of Camas to require Lacamas Shores HOA to restore its failed biofilter, citing Clean Water Act violations and risks to public health.
Clark County Council voted 3-2 to end the FBI’s use of the Camp Bonneville firearms range, citing a theft of 12,000 rounds of ammunition earlier this year.
Remote testimony is now a routine part of Washington’s Legislature, with hundreds of thousands engaging online each session to support or oppose bills.
A Washington-issued CDL is under scrutiny after Harjinder Singh, later charged in a triple fatal crash in Florida, exposed licensing and enforcement failures across three states.
Bill Bruch raises concerns over Washington’s ballot status reports, citing dead voters’ ballots, duplicate voting, and voter roll issues across multiple counties.
Clark County has expanded its burn ban to include recreational fires due to extreme fire danger, effective immediately until further notice.
Matt Hamlin takes over Skyview football after Steve Kizer’s retirement, aiming to continue the Storm’s winning tradition with his first official season as head coach.
Vancouver broke ground on a 95-unit affordable housing project at Waterfront Gateway, honoring Native American culture and advancing the city’s redevelopment efforts.
Peter Bracchi urges Vancouver to address ADA violations caused by blocked sidewalks and expresses support for Justin Forsman in the city’s mayoral race.
Vancouver resident Angie Bunda penned an open letter to Evergreen Public Schools leadership, criticizing spending priorities and supporting the PSE Union in collective bargaining disputes.
Todd Myers argues that AG Nick Brown’s lawsuit against the Trump Administration over federal spending caps is hypocritical, since Washington imposes similar limits in its own laws and budgets.
Nancy Churchill argues Washington’s Department of Ecology is using decades of laws on “nonpoint pollution” to expand control over rural landowners, calling it a threat to property rights.