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Small airplane crashes at Grove Field
A biplane flipped at Grove Field after the pilot saw smoke in the cabin and returned to land safely.
Council approves development agreement for Ridgefield Community and Recreation Center
The 6-1 vote approves a framework pairing $15M in city bonds with roughly $32M from Blue Rock Ventures.
Vancouver Fire responds to commercial structure fire
Vancouver Fire and Clark County Fire District 3 knocked down a commercial blaze at Cedar Creek Cannabis in about 20 minutes.
Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by vehicle in crosswalk
A 55-year-old woman walking a dog was struck by an F-150 in a crosswalk at NE 137th Ave and NE 99th St, sustaining serious injuries.
Seattle Reign, partners celebrate opening of soccer mini-pitch at Orchards Elementary School
Jordyn Bugg, 20, joined Orchards Elementary students to open Clark County's first soccer mini-pitch.
Supreme Court's December calendar: Guns, immigration, parental rights
The Supreme Court's December session includes a challenge to Washington state laws allowing minors to access transgender care without parental consent.
Opinion: Trump Is Winning. Can You Name Five Wins?
Nancy Churchill lists Trump-era policy wins on taxes, border, ranching, and energy ahead of midterm elections.
Coming in November: A big election for WA’s Supreme Court
Five Washington Supreme Court seats are on the November ballot, drawing millions in campaign cash and rare partisan attention.
Opinion: ‘We must take whatever steps are necessary to prevent any error’
Dick Rylander argues that even small voting errors can change outcomes in tight races and that steps must be taken to prevent every error.
Opinion: The Seattle Times editorial board makes excuses for the budget failures it condemns
Ryan Frost argues the Seattle Times editorial board's own prior warnings undercut its case for preserving Washington's new income tax.
Letter: ‘The 2005 Carter-Baker report did warn about absentee ballots’
Camas resident Anthony Teso rebuts Lars Larson, pointing to Stevens County's ballot rejection spike and the Carter-Baker report's actual findings.
Letter: Olympia out-of-control spending
Tom Schenk argues Democrats increased Washington's tax burden by $18 billion over two sessions while creating a projected $1 billion 2027 deficit.