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Initiative 638 would prohibit biologically male athletes from competing in girls-designated K-12 sports in Washington State.
Clark County seeks residents for three Animal Protection and Control Advisory Board openings, with a Nov. 20 deadline.
…helter at 5333 N.E. 94th Ave. received $5.65M from multiple funding partners and is set to open by end of November.
…cia Daniells urges voters to consider taxes, housing costs, and education rankings before filling out their ballots.
…1.2% of gross wages in 2027, a 6.2% increase from last year and triple the program's 2019 starting rate.
Larson argues Kotek and Ferguson are passing on billions in federal scholarship funds to protect union political donations.
Speakers at a Camas rally backed Initiative 638 as athletes from multiple schools have walked off courses in protest this season.
…zens' Climate volunteers urge Clark County voters to press candidates on energy affordability and extreme heat preparedness.
…ng a local athlete's switch to varsity girls' cross country and race results.
…Heights Industrial Park in Camas includes 12.6 acres of wetland buffer and preservation.
Peter Silliman says he is "100 percent against" light rail in Clark County; Troy McCoy did not respond to questions.
Paul Valencia, Tony Liberatore, and Cale Piland discuss transgender athletes, a school opting out of varsity football, and a Seattle team reaching the World Series.