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Washington lawmakers are weighing multiple bills to regulate artificial intelligence, including proposals targeting deepfakes, chatbot safeguards fo…
…unch of her official campaign website as a central information hub for the Clark County auditor race.
…e) argues that while HB 2088 would help dietitians, Washington should pursue universal licensure recognition to reduce broader workforce licensing barriers.
Clark County is updating its transportation ADA transition plan and will host a public open house on Jan. 22 to share details and gather community input.
The city of Vancouver launched a new Rental Registration System on Jan. 1, requiring annual registration of rental units, with fees waived through March.
Reporter Paul Valencia is joined by Tony Liberatore and Cale Piland to discuss current issues in high school sports, along with college and professional football topics.
…00 in eight grants to local schools and community organizations through its 2026 Community Grant Program.
Results from the first Washington Poll show voters prioritizing the economy, spending restraint, and school transparency, with broad support for education reforms and conc…
Gov. Bob Ferguson’s State of the State address emphasized flood recovery, taxes on millionaires, and immigration enforcement while avoiding direct discussi…
…g, increase regulatory burdens, and ultimately harm Washington businesses and consumers.
…dic Jeremiah Frenz, who served the community from Fire Station 5 and joined the department in 2020.
…tors voted Wil Fuentes as vice chair for 2026, a move questioned by former board member Michelle Belkot amid ongoing litigation over her removal.