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Lone prosecuting attorney candidate scrutinized for actions in Superior Court case
A motion filed June 24 seeks to disqualify the Clark County PA's Office over Senior Deputy Prosecutor Laurel Smith's undisclosed relationship with a lead investigative officer.
Opinion: Don’t expect bans on trans athletes in girls’ sports in WA, even with SCOTUS ruling
Washington's OSPI and WIAA say state law stands — and a ballot initiative may be the only path to change.
Opinion: Will Oregon and Washington now ‘ban the trans’ from girls sports?
Lars Larson challenges Oregon and Washington to act after the Supreme Court ruled states can ban transgender athletes from girls sports.
US Supreme Court upholds transgender athlete bans
The 6-3 ruling found Idaho and West Virginia bans do not violate the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.
US Supreme Court rules states can accept ballots after Election Day
Justice Amy Coney Barrett wrote that a voter's choice "is made when voting is complete, not when ballots are received."
Opinion: Washington's budget outlook darkens with latest revenue forecast
Washington's next budget has only 2.5% capacity while projected inflation could hit 9.4% over two years.
County treasurer schedules personal property auction for July 10
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper will auction former Shari's Restaurant furniture, fixtures, and equipment on July 10.
Opinion: When disorder becomes dangerous
A psychiatric provider and outreach worker argues Washington's homelessness approach enables exploitation rather than recovery.
Opinion: SCOTUS pond scum decides late election ballots DO count!
Lars Larson argues a Supreme Court ruling on late ballots puts the SAVE Act at center stage in Congress.
Q&A: State Supreme Court candidate Dave Larson says current bench is ‘a ship lost at sea’
Larson warns a proposed $200 bail cap in misdemeanor cases would cripple Washington's criminal court system.
Capital gains tax surge eases but doesn’t solve WA budget woes
Washington's $1.5B capital gains tax windfall nearly erases a projected $878M deficit — but budget writers warn harder times lie ahead.
WA Cares ready-ish to launch; family caregivers remain in the dark
Of 113 early WA Cares applicants, only 44 qualified — and family caregiver guidance funnels toward a union-linked employer.
With cracks showing in WA economy, Ferguson forms new council to look for fixes
Just 7% of surveyed Washington businesses rated the state's economy as strong, with nearly half expecting a recession within a year.
Clark County Councilor Michelle Belkot endorses Eileen Quiring O'Brien for Clark County auditor
Clark County Councilor Michelle Belkot cites experience, integrity, and transparency in backing Quiring O'Brien's auditor bid.
County seeks public comment on changes to plan tied to CDBG and HOME funding
Clark County is seeking public comment through July 27 on how $202,500 in canceled Ridgefield project funds will be redistributed.
Income tax lawsuit spotlights Gov. Ferguson's Supreme Court appointees
Two Ferguson-appointed justices face recusal pressure as a lawsuit challenging Washington's new 9.9% income tax looms.
Opinion: Record capital gains revenue won't solve Washington's budget woes
Washington's capital gains tax hit $1.5 billion in fiscal 2026 — yet covers less than 10% of the state's projected budget shortfall.
Letter: Fact-checking the C-TRAN fixed rail discussion
Vancouver resident Michael Backman calls Councilor Erik Paulsen's 300,000-population transit claim misleading.