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Faith Tarrant wins her fourth state title at Mat Classic, leading a dominant showing for Clark County wrestlers at the Tacoma Dome.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) supports expanding prescriptive authority to psychologists to address mental health needs in Washington state.
The Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal reopens for the season, welcoming visitors with refreshed exhibits showcasing local history.
Washougal students celebrate Career & Technical Education Month with hands-on learning, student-led projects, and industry collaborations.
Council for the Homeless CEO Sesany Fennie Jones advocates for rent stabilization, highlighting its immediate impact on housing stability in Washington.
Lexi Voukidis of Ridgefield claimed the Class 3A/2A uneven bars title, leading strong performances from Clark County athletes at state gymnastics and swimming.
Washington’s House Transportation Committee will hold a hearing on HB 1958, a bill that could shift tolling burdens for the I-5 Bridge replacement entirely onto Washington residents.
Battle Ground Police arrested a suspect for armed robbery after he allegedly stole merchandise and brandished a knife at store employees.
Clark County resident Vaughn Johnson raises concerns over excessive litter along highways, calling for cleanup efforts and government action.
Paul Valencia and local sports administrators discuss the new name for their podcast, changes to Mat Classic, and the excitement of high school playoff basketball.
Madi Clark discusses the importance of emergency powers reform and the role of legislative oversight in ensuring government accountability.
Brush Prairie resident Robert Mattila warns against DOGE savings checks, citing concerns over national debt and financial responsibility.