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With a Supreme Court case looming and states tightening deadlines, voting by mail faces new legal and political uncertainty ahead of next year’s midterm elections.
Columnist Nancy Churchill argues that Washington’s clean energy law created an unfunded mandate on rural utilities and says HB 1903 would shift low‑income energy aid to a statewide program.
Clark County Public Works is updating road and park closures as heavy rain and wind bring flooding and hazards to areas across the county.
Vancouver hosted a “Muddy Boots Tour” of the future Bridge Shelter site Wednesday, showing supporters early construction work on the 120-bed campus set to open in fall 2026.
After a long executive session, the C‑TRAN board took no action on a 4‑3‑2 board composition proposal that has divided Vancouver, Clark County and the small cities.
Policy analyst Sam Cardwell argues California’s $20 fast-food minimum wage has cost thousands of jobs and warns other states against similar hikes.
Let’s Go Washington says it has collected more than 315,000 and 289,000 signatures on two initiatives and is pushing toward 400,000 per measure.
St. John Lutheran Church will hold its 14th Longest Night service Dec. 21 at 7 p.m., offering a quiet, contemplative space for those grieving.
Furry Friends’ 2025 Giving Trees holiday drive is underway, inviting Clark County residents to donate supplies for rescued cats and kittens.
Ekklesia Theatre brings It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play to Coffee Church in Vancouver Dec. 12–13, benefiting FISH of Vancouver.
Gov. Bob Ferguson faces criticism for hosting fundraiser guest Gov. Tim Walz amid Minnesota’s billion‑dollar welfare fraud scandal.
Washington officials admit nearly 700 commercial driver’s licenses went to noncitizens who didn’t qualify, after a fatal Florida truck crash.