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More than 500 gathered at the Washington Capitol in Olympia for a faith-based vigil honoring Charlie Kirk, featuring prayers, music, lawmakers’ remarks and messages of faith and forgiveness.
Trump, Vance, Cabinet officials and Elon Musk spoke at a five-hour Arizona memorial for Charlie Kirk at State Farm Stadium, while a separate vigil drew 500–700 people at the Washington Capitol in O…
The Clark County Council will discuss an amended resolution Wednesday that shifts from denouncing political violence to condemning all violence, drawing criticism from its original sponsor.
A 4,000-square-foot mural near Klineline Pond features more than 60 unique fish, created by 67 artists as a community anti-graffiti project.
Camas resident Rick Vermeers says there is huge pressure to do whatever is necessary to start construction before the statutory deadline for the $1.5 billion award from the Federal Bridge Investmen…
Secretary of State Steve Hobbs rejected a DOJ request for Washington’s voter registration data, citing privacy laws, while critics argue federal law prevails.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues Washington taxpayers will bear more than $11 million in costs after federal Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood was cut.
The U.S. House approved a resolution honoring Charlie Kirk and condemning political violence, with seven Washington representatives voting yes and three voting no.
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez missed her vote on a stopgap budget bill, later stating she supported the measure to prevent a shutdown. Republicans, including state Sen. John Braun, criticized her ab…
Battle Ground football improved to 3-0 with a 41-6 win over Prairie, led by seniors Emet Ordway and Thomas Avery, as the Tigers embrace toughness and family culture.
Hundreds are expected at a Sunday vigil at the Capitol in Olympia to honor Charlie Kirk, organized by Republican leaders and community members seeking unity.
The Camas Athletic Hall of Fame returns with a 2025 class of eight athletes, three teams, two coaches, and community leaders Peter and Eileen Loop, with celebrations on Sept. 19–20.