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Trump could start pardons for Jan. 6 protesters in ‘first nine minutes’ in office
President-elect Trump plans to start pardoning Jan. 6 protesters within his first minutes in office, highlighting the controversy surrounding these cases.
Opinion: Legislation would help WA Cares be less bad for some
Legislation aims to improve WA Cares by reopening opt-out exemptions and enabling spouses to share benefits, addressing criticism of the long-term care program.
Natural Gas group touts I-2066 as evidence Americans love natural gas
Natural gas remains a key energy choice as Washington voters pass Initiative 2066, with AGA Chairman Lloyd Yates emphasizing its affordability and importance for energy security.
Reps. Peter Abbarno and Joe Schmick pre-file bills to fix shortcomings in WA Cares Program
Reps. Peter Abbarno and Joe Schmick pre-file bills to reform the WA Cares Program, addressing long-term care payroll tax concerns and improving fairness for Washington workers.
Opinion: Red light runners and green light waiters
Doug Dahl of Target Zero discusses driver safety at intersections, exploring laws on red light runners and the importance of defensive driving.
Ridgefield School District honors December Employee and Students of the Month
The Ridgefield School District honors exceptional students and staff as the December Employees and Students of the Month, celebrating their dedication and achievements.
‘Completely unsustainable’: Lawmakers debate path forward for national debt crisis
Lawmakers and experts warn of a looming fiscal crisis as U.S. national debt surpasses $36 trillion, urging immediate reforms and balanced budget solutions.
Washington taxpayers could pay expiring COVID aid portion of state health insurance
Washington Health Benefit Exchange officials push for sustained state healthcare subsidies, warning of coverage loss if federal COVID aid expires.
Opinion: Nine days without wind power is a reminder of the need for reliable energy
Todd Myers discusses the critical need for reliable energy as Washington faces increasing demand, emphasizing lessons from recent wind power shortages.
Battle Ground Police Department hosts 10th annual Shop with a Cop event
The Battle Ground Police Department hosted its 10th annual Shop with a Cop event, bringing holiday cheer to over 20 local children
Ridgefield School District Board of Directors approves two levies for February ballot
The Ridgefield School District Board proposes two levies on the February ballot to fund educational programs, operations, facilities, and technology.
GoFundMe spotlight: Ugly Christmas Sweater Ride will help buy bicycles for children
The Dialed Cycling Team’s annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Bike Ride raises funds to buy new bicycles for children in need.
It’s the most wonderful time of Year and the Christmas Ships Parade is launching for the 70th year
The 70th annual Christmas Ships Parade lights up the Columbia and Willamette Rivers for 15 nights in December
History on Tap presents: ‘Historic Music Preservation Project – Ragtime to Swing and Everything in Between’
The Clark County Historical Museum presents a special talk exploring the influence of technology on music from 1915-1940, featuring historical storytelling and live music by The Ne Plus Ultra Jass…
WIAA board proposes to keep men out of women’s sports, create ‘open division’ for all gender identities
The WIAA proposes separate divisions for transgender athletes in Washington high school sports to create a level playing field
Christmas in the Park scheduled for Friday in downtown Vancouver
Celebrate the holiday season with Christmas in the Park, featuring activities, gifts, and community fun in downtown Vancouver.
WSDOT could overspend revenue by $7 billion by 2031
WSDOT faces a potential $7 billion budget deficit by 2031 due to rising costs, reduced gas tax revenue, and new project expenses.
Federal judge blocks Albertsons-Kroger merger
Federal Judge blocks the $24.6 billion Albertsons-Kroger merger over antitrust concerns, citing potential consumer impact.