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…defense and civil rights attorney, filed a lawsuit against Washington State Patrol (WSP) for what he alleges was the facilitation of a mass gathering on June 19, during a Black Lives Matter protest t…
…nty leaders growing more frustrated over a lack of details, Washington’s Office of Financial Management says more relief funding should be announced next week.
As preparations continue for a nine-day closure of the Interstate Bridge northbound on I-5, Washington crews are working to wrap up two southbound projects in Vancouver meant to minimize the impact.
Interstate 5 travelers and Paradise Point State Park users can now share how they use the area and suggest improvements to the Interstate 5 north…
A large number of school superintendents from around Washington state, including four from Clark County, recently signed a letter sent to Gov. Jay Inslee asking for the governor to issue an Exe…
…vanced to the November general election in the race for the Washington State Senate 18th District seat.
…ffers her support for Sen. Lynda Wilson in the race for the Washington State Senate in the 17th District.
Washington’s Office of Financial Management agreed to release $247 million more in funding for local governments through the CARES Act, but…
When the fall semester opens at Washington State University this fall, both undergraduate and graduate course delivery will be at a distance. The announcement came yesterda…
…thoughts on Sen. Lynda Wilson’s candidacy to return to the Washington State Senate.
As Washington state public schools, and schools here in Clark County strategize on how to safely reopen in the fall of 2020, air flow and stron…
…slee’s announcement that face coverings will be required in Washington state effective Friday. However, area law enforcement officials say their approach will continue to be on education and not citat…