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Gender transition procedures for minors receive increased scrutiny from emboldened GOP
Gender transition procedures for minors face growing scrutiny as GOP lawmakers demand evidence-based care.
Despite cost concerns, WA school districts accept federal grants for electric buses
Washington school districts, including Woodland, receive EPA grants to expand electric bus fleets.
Opinion: Inslee joins long line of Washington governors who broke their no-tax promises
Governor Inslee ends his term with a legacy of broken no-tax promises, raising Washington’s tax burden.
High power electrical line starts house fire and leads to injuries to several people
A downed high-voltage power line caused a Vancouver house fire, injuring a victim and three firefighters.
Letter: ‘Things are changing in the Ridgefield School District
Ridgefield resident Megan Dudley supports Propositions 12 & 13, addressing overcrowding and school needs.
Save the date for a public hearing on initiative submitted by Save Vancouver Streets
Save Vancouver Streets submitted over 6,000 signatures for an initiative challenging city policies on Complete Streets; public hearing set for January 6, 2025.
Pac Coast Wrestling: Prairie’s Faith Tarrant loves that her sport is being showcased
Faith Tarrant of Prairie High School is proud to showcase girls wrestling at the prestigious Pac Coast Wrestling Championships, preparing for her fourth state title.
High school basketball: Mountain View Holiday Invite makes one feel at home
Five Clark County boys basketball teams compete in the Mountain View Holiday Invite, showcasing local talent and sportsmanship at Mountain View High School.
Weekly Poll: Should Voters Decide on Lane Removal Projects?
Should voters have the final say on vehicle lane removal for initiatives like Complete Streets? Weigh in on this week’s poll.
Despite recruiting efforts, WA law enforcement numbers still lowest in country
Washington state faces a law enforcement staffing crisis, with the lowest per capita officer numbers in the U.S., compounded by the pandemic and defund-the-police movement.
Majority of Americans still paying off credit card debt from last Christmas
Nearly half of Americans are still paying off last year’s holiday debt while inflation impacts 2024 budgets.
Several paycheck-impacting laws set to go into effect in Washington next year
Several new laws set to take effect in Washington state on Jan. 1, 2025, will impact residents’ paychecks and daily lives.