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Todd Myers says the past legislative session may be a turning point for Washingtonians on state policy.

Firm Foundation Christian School broke ground on a 62-acre Battle Ground campus planned to accommodate up to 300 high school students.

Theodore Seaman, 44, was arrested for Drive-By Shooting; a second suspect fled on foot and has not been located.

Anchored in their faith, Corey and Kelly Richardson believe their son Trent's death was a tragic accident, and they are asking the Battle Ground community to extend grace to his friend James Gill.

Attorney Sue-Del McCulloch LLC filed a litigation hold against Battle Ground citing breach of contract, employment discrimination, and gender discrimination in Swanson's termination.

Battle Ground's Dollars Corner expansion targets a jobs shortfall, not housing, as the city must plan for 7,677 new positions by 2045.

Battle Ground Public Schools approved a $227M budget relying on reserves to cover a $14M shortfall in its first full year without levy funds.

Battle Ground's 92nd Avenue has been closed for nearly a year after a sewer inspection found problems throughout the entire installed line.

Clark County Community Services is hosting four public forums in October to gather feedback on its low-income needs survey.

A Level 3 GO NOW order affects those within 0.5 miles of 14302 NE 346th St. as the Hidden Meadows Fire burns west of Highway 503.

David Allan Minch, 28, faces felony DUI and reckless driving charges after his e-motorcycle struck a truck on SE Rasmussen Boulevard.

Dick Rylander examines the Battle Ground School District's proposed $116,830,000 three-year EP&O levy heading to the November 2026 ballot.

Trent Richardson, 18, died from a gunshot wound at Hockinson Meadows Community Park; James Gill III charged with second-degree manslaughter.

Five new eateries including IHOP, Wingstop, and Muchas Gracias are advancing through permits and signage in Battle Ground.

Battle Ground councilors voted 5-1 to allow up to three-minute public invocations before future regular council meetings.

Battle Ground's City Council voted 4-3 to terminate City Manager Kris Swanson without cause, amid a workplace investigation and two whistleblower letters from city employees.

Battle Ground issued a stop-work order on Metronet boring and trenching after residents reported sewer damage, dead sod, and no permits.

Three Together, featuring Grammy Award-winning guitarist Doug Smith, headlines the 5th Annual Music Fest benefiting the North County Community Food Bank.