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Clark County seeks applicants for its Community Action Advisory Board, focusing on funding recommendations for basic needs, self-sufficiency, and housing programs.
Michelle Belkot was removed from the C-TRAN Board after opposing light rail expansion, with Leslie Lewallen calling it political retaliation.
Marriage Team founders Al and Autumn Ray step away from leadership, with Matthew Zoller taking over as executive director to continue their mission.
Bill Bruch raises concerns over Senate Bill 5017, arguing that it could allow non-residents to vote in Washington’s local elections, impacting election security.
A three-mile stretch of the East Fork Lewis River near Daybreak Regional Park will be closed starting in April for a major habitat restoration project.
Bob Ortblad raises concerns over the IBR project’s feasibility, comparing its costs to the Abernethy Bridge overruns and pointing to a hidden geotechnical risk.
Drivers on I-5 near Woodland should expect delays as WSDOT conducts annual inspections on the North Fork Lewis River Bridge from March 17-20.
Washougal residents can attend upcoming information sessions on the Regional Fire Authority proposal before voting on April 22, 2025.
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue to host a forum on March 24 to discuss emergency services funding impacts.
Washington’s studded tire removal deadline is March 31—avoid fines by planning ahead.
Vancouver Police investigate a shooting that left a man in serious condition; suspect arrested, multiple firearms recovered.
Attorney Angus Lee argues that the Clark County Council lacks legal authority to remove Michelle Belkot from the C-TRAN Board, raising concerns over governance and legal consequences.