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Vancouver firefighters battle two-alarm warehouse fire
56 firefighters contained a two-alarm blaze at Furniture World SW's warehouse in about 40 minutes, with no injuries reported.
Opinion: Striking workers are now expected to seek work like others
Washington's ESD faces federal pressure to enforce work-search rules for striking workers or risk losing funding and employer tax credits.
Sewer line problems to blame for extended 92nd Avenue construction in Battle Ground
Battle Ground's 92nd Avenue has been closed for nearly a year after a sewer inspection found problems throughout the entire installed line.
Downtown Camas Association welcomes Christine Myers as new event & project manager
Christine Myers brings over five years in community engagement and wellness programming to Downtown Camas Association starting Sept. 1.
County schedules public forums on Community Needs Assessment
Clark County Community Services is hosting four public forums in October to gather feedback on its low-income needs survey.
County to host manufactured home park information session
Clark County's Sept. 14 session covers a proposed overlay zone to preserve manufactured home parks and limit displacement.
Opinion: In support of honest, accountable, affordable energy policy
Bill Gaines argues Washington's CCA and CETA are driving Puget Sound Energy rate hikes of up to 30 percent.
Ridgefield exhibit explores untold history of Japanese farming families
A Ridgefield exhibit traces Japanese farming families who ran major strawberry operations before their forced removal in World War II.
POLL: How restrictive should cellphone policies be in Washington public schools?
Gov. Bob Ferguson is pushing a statewide ban on cellphones in Washington public schools from first bell to last.
Opinion: The problem with setting speed limits by how fast people drive
Doug Dahl argues the 85th percentile speed-limit method lacked evidence and was built on a flawed reading of crash data.
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity celebrates 35 years serving Clark County
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity has served over 240 homeowners in Clark County across 35 years of affordable housing work.
WA governor lays groundwork for cellphone ban in public schools
Gov. Ferguson plans to pre-file a cellphone ban bill Dec. 7, with school implementation targeted for September 2027.