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…ice changes, introduced safety barrier plans, and began discussions on fare increases proposed for 2026.
…e, as attacks on Democrats who break party lines raise serious national concerns.
This episode of The Study of Sports covers championship wins for Columbia River and Skyview, WIAA football sanctions, a controversial California track ruling, and summer plans with a 1970s sitcom t…
…ed Meyer stores this Saturday collecting donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association through the long-running Fill The Boot fundraiser.
Doug Dahl explains the legal and safety reasoning behind using two-way left turn lanes for both entering and exiting traffic.
Gov. Bob Ferguson is warning state agencies to prepare for deeper cuts as Washington’s budget shortfall worsens, with a new revenue forecast due June 24…
In an opinion column, Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center argues that Washington’s carbon-tax price rose 16 percent last quarter to the equivalent of about 46 cents per gallon of gasoline, y…
…d on June 11–12, closing a lane during daylight hours and causing traffic delays.
…anufactured home in southwest Battle Ground while simultaneously treating another medical patient across the street.
The Commission on Aging will hold a June 18 meeting focused on social connection programs for older adults in Clark County.
…e Washington State Republican Party criticized Gov. Bob Ferguson for signing a statement opposing President Trump’s lawful deployment of the National Guard in response to civil unrest in California.
…a free public event on June 28 that features CPR training, museum exhibits, games, and a community worship service.