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Rep. Jim Walsh has introduced a bill to create the Washington Department of Government Efficiency, aiming to audit state agencies and cut waste as an alternative to proposed tax increases.
Elizabeth New says recent Washington legislation chips away at parental rights by allowing schools to facilitate health services without parent notification.
State and local agencies are warning drivers to slow down in work zones as fatal and serious injury crashes continue to rise across Washington and Clark County.
Battle Ground Public Schools’ annual plant and greenhouse sales begin April 26, offering a wide selection of student-grown flowers, veggies, and native plants at three locations.
Senate Republicans say they agree with the governor that the latest $2 billion Democrat tax proposal is too large and push for a no-new-taxes alternative.
PeaceHealth and Lifepoint Rehabilitation received state approval to build a 50-bed rehabilitation hospital at 3400 Main Street in Vancouver, with completion expected in 2027.
Ridgefield officials are celebrating a decade of this vibrant tradition with their annual Spring Festival, marking 10 incredible years of creativity, connection and fun RIDGEFIELD – For 10 years, R…
WSDOT will close the left lane of northbound I-5 near Woodland on Friday, April 18, to repair guardrail and improve driver safety.
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks whether schools should notify parents if a student questions their gender identity, as debate intensifies over La Center School District’s policy and a new fed…
State champion girls basketball coach Scott Thompson is now the head coach of the Camas High School boys basketball team, following a decision driven by family and a continued passion for coaching.
A visit from a Vancouver police officer sparked an eye-opening conversation about distracted driving at Heritage High School, as part of the statewide Target Zero campaign.
The first-ever Clark County Battle of the Bands will spotlight high school musicians in a live competition May 31 at Columbia Tech Center, with applications open through April 27.