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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.
WSDOT's 1,500 highway maintenance workers are storm-ready, and studded tires are legal Nov. 1 through March 31.
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.
A motorcyclist died after striking a vehicle's rear passenger side at E 37th Street and P Street in Vancouver.
…ould eliminate its ability to handle major projects tied to national security and critical infrastructure.
Leslie Lewallen urges parents to vote for Initiative 638 and specific candidates to protect fairness in girls' sports.
A dozen Camas athletes and five Battle Ground runners declined to race against a biological male competing for Camas's girls cross country team.
VP JD Vance says Microsoft laid off 6,000 Americans while receiving 6,300 H-1B visas and nearly 3,000 green cards.
…good standing" who will legislate in alignment with the DSA national platform.
…season opener after domoic acid levels rose to or past DOH safety guidelines on multiple coastal beaches.
Incumbent auditor Greg Kimsey retained the husband of a defeated political rival to send a $5,000-per-violation demand letter to the Quiring O'Brien campaign.
Clark County Council debated sending a letter on SAVE Act timing and costs, settling on asking the auditor for county-specific facts.