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VIDEO: New lawsuit challenges I-5 bridge design, citing navigation issues
Iron Partners LLC sued to block the IBR's fixed-span design, citing the 116-foot clearance as 62 feet lower than the current bridge.
Opinion: Two state governors put political contributions above children
Larson argues Kotek and Ferguson are passing on billions in federal scholarship funds to protect union political donations.
The Study of Sports Podcast Oct. 21, 2026: The sports enthusiasts discuss a current local situation that is making national news, plus high school football, and a brief Mariners talk, too
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.
Opinion: Washington Superintendent Reykdal advocates for politics over students
Goudy argues Reykdal's opposition to the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit reflects union influence over student interests.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 22: Concerning a Clarification of Nonpartisan Office Elections
Charter Amendment No. 22 would let candidates bypass the primary when two or fewer file for a nonpartisan county race.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 21: Concerning Revised Council Powers Regarding Boards and Commissions
…would expand council nomination authority to all boards and commissions except the Ethics Commission.
Eileen Quiring O’Brien files ethics complaint against Auditor Greg Kimsey citing conflicts of interest and unlawful legal threats
Quiring O'Brien's complaint asks the Ethics Commission to investigate Kimsey's legal representation and recommend Kimsey's formal recusal from her race.
Opinion: Get to know the Supreme Court justice candidates
Washington Policy Center partnered with the Ruckelshaus Center to host debates for five open Washington Supreme Court seats.
Letter: ‘Stay with the leader who already represents the whole district and understands what state policy means for local communities’
Washougal voter Alan Schell backs Rep. David Stuebe's re-election, citing his local government experience and work on ambulance funding and fire-service options.
The Commission on Aging asks, ‘Winter is on its way, how can you prepare?’
Clark County Commission on Aging hosts emergency management professionals Oct. 19 to discuss winter preparedness.
Letter: It’s a numbers game and we cannot afford to lose!
…voter frustration is temporary, but the consequences of an election can last for generations.
Opinion: Can this be real? A biological male competes for the Camas boys’ and girls’ cross country teams in the same season?
A Camas High School athlete competed on both the boys' and girls' cross country teams in the same 2026 season, Vance reports.