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Washington lawmakers traded blame after Congress voted to end the record-long shutdown, with Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez breaking ranks to support…
Playoff season arrives for high school football, volleyball, and girls soccer as The Study of Sports dives into local matchups and a quick turn to pro s…
…r resident Peter Bracchi urges Clark County to address environmental harm from long-term encampments in Critical Areas as it updates its 2025 Comprehensive Plan.
…founded by former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and his wife Connie, pledged up to $170 million annually for free preschool in Washington, expanding access for low-income families through ECEAP.
Clark County’s Commission on Aging will present its 6th annual Silver Citizen Award to Sharon Wodtke of Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc. during its Nov. 19 meeti…
Gov. Bob Ferguson appointed Matt Ransom of Camas and Gael Tarleton of Seattle to the Washington State Transportation Commission, filling open seats for rep…
Identity Clark County has elected Josie Hyde, Division President of WFG National Title, as its 2026 board chair and added three new members to its executive committee.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of Washington Policy Center raises concerns about WA Cares and the lack of clarity on whether family caregivers will face union fees under the program’…
Washougal School District is accepting resident applications to write “for” and “against” statements for two levy measures in the local voters’ pamphlets ahead of the Feb. 10, 2026 election.
…health system drive shutdown politics and benefit corporations over citizens.
Vancouver residents lined the streets along Evergreen Boulevard to honor veterans during the 37th Lough Legacy Veterans Day Parade, followed by a community open house at Pearson Fi…
Rep. John Ley criticizes WSP’s 32 percent profit on the IBR consulting contract, which has ballooned from $44 million to $293.5 million through multiple amendments and “extra work.”