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Todd Myers outlines steps Gov. Bob Ferguson’s new “Your Washington” program must take to succeed where past reforms failed: set real deadlines, enforce meaningful metrics, and ensure accountability.
Oregon and Portland officials are suing to block President Trump’s order deploying 200 National Guard members to Portland to protect federal property during protests.
Joe Cortright argues the I-5 Bridge replacement faces the same Coast Guard clearance issues that doomed the Columbia River Crossing, risking delays and federal funding.
Alysha Evelyn Chandra, prosecutor and Army National Guard JAG officer, has launched her campaign for Clark County prosecutor, emphasizing safety, accountability, and balanced justice.
Lars Larson compares Gov. Tina Kotek’s refusal of federal help in Portland to historic defiance of federal law, citing riots and ICE building attacks.
Ridgefield resident R. Myles Dickason urges Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp-Perez to address concerns over U.S. tax dollars funding conflict abroad instead of local priorities.
Washington State Nuclear Caucus members toured the Idaho National Lab to study advanced nuclear fuels and explore clean energy options for meeting future demand.
Camas resident Anna Miller details which essential services and benefits continue during a government shutdown and which agencies may scale back or pause functions.
Paul Valencia reflects on covering 211 consecutive Friday night football games, emphasizing stories of players, coaches, and fans over just scores.
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The new Columbia Theater Arts Foundation launches in Clark County with Pay What You Will tickets, debuting Oct. 16–19 with The Sound of Music in Washougal.
Lars Larson writes that President Trump has turned his attention to Portland, citing riots, Antifa, and business losses as reasons for concern.