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Future 42 Clark County releases charter amendment voter guide
Future 42 Clark County released a plain-language guide to nine charter amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Gluesenkamp Perez and Braun make their cases in first of two televised debates
Gluesenkamp Perez cited $2.1B secured for the I-5 bridge; Braun called the income tax unconstitutional.
OBIT: Long-time Skamania County Clerk Sharon Vance passes away after six-year battle with cancer
Sharon Kay Vance, Skamania County Clerk for 20 years, passed away Oct. 1, 2026, after a six-year battle with cancer.
Ethics complaints charge Diana Perez and Wil Fuentes over Fourth Plain Forward ties
Rob Anderson's ethics complaint alleges Perez voted to fund Fourth Plain Forward while securing a business loan through it.
Opinion: Don't make the girls do the work to fix an adult problem
Lars Larson argues Charlie Garrett and Sierra Retzlaff shouldn't bear the burden adults created by allowing biological males in girls' competition.
Candidates for state and county elected offices outline priorities at Ridgefield forum
Candidates for Clark County Council and two legislative districts clashed over taxes, water rights, and data centers at a Ridgefield forum.
Skyview girls share the reason for their decision not to compete against biological male
Skyview runners Charlie Garrett and Sierra Retzlaff walked off the course Sept. 15 to protest competing against a biological male from Camas.
VIDEO: Puyallup high school wrestler takes fight for girls-only sports to SCOTUS
ADF filed a SCOTUS emergency application for Puyallup wrestler Kallie Keeler, 15, who says she was sexually assaulted in a December 2025 match.
Opinion: Who will Kim Harless represent in Olympia?
Mittelman cites a 27-0 DSA resolution calling Harless a "member in good standing" who will legislate in alignment with the DSA national platform.
Opinion: Is McCleary really to blame for Washington’s budget woes?
Non-K-12 spending surged $20.88 billion (82%) since 2019, accounting for nearly three-quarters of total state budget growth.
New poll shows support for parent’s right to know and fairness in girls’ sports
I-001 received 51% support and I-638 received 56% support in a new Let's Go Washington poll on the two initiatives.
Council for the Homeless to celebrate 37 years at Gathering for Change
CEO Sesany Fennie-Jones will publicly announce the organization's new name and brand identity at the Oct. 15 event.
Razor clam digs on coastal beaches postponed until further notice due to spike in marine toxins
WDFW postponed the Oct. 9 razor clam season opener after domoic acid levels rose to or past DOH safety guidelines on multiple coastal beaches.
Ridgefield City Council adopts moratorium on new gas stations
Ridgefield City Council unanimously adopted a moratorium on new gas stations while reviewing development regulations.
Opinion: A desperate campaign spreads rural healthcare lies
Churchill argues a Seattle PAC misrepresented a hospital crisis rooted in hidden losses from 2022 to 2024 to attack Rep. Baumgartner.
Opinion: Can this be real? A biological male competes for the Camas boys’ and girls’ cross country teams in the same season?
A Camas High School athlete competed on both the boys' and girls' cross country teams in the same 2026 season, Vance reports.
Letter: ‘The reason conflict-of-interest provisions exist is not merely to prevent outright corruption’
Anna Miller argues elected officials must recuse themselves when a funded organization pays part of their salary.
Opinion: Fact Check – Washington's income tax initiative doesn't ‘cut’ government programs
Washington won't collect income tax revenue until 2029, yet the ballot impact statement implies cuts are imminent.