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Gildon becomes top Republican on Senate budget committee
Sen. Chris Gildon, the new Republican leader on the Senate Ways and Means Committee, emphasizes a sustainable budget approach as Washington lawmakers prepare for the 2025 legislative session.
Animals rescued during Vancouver house fire
Firefighters rescued three kenneled dogs and ensured the survival of five pets after a house fire in Vancouver, Washington.
POLL: Should participation in girls’ sports be limited to students assigned female at birth, as proposed by the WIAA?
WIAA’s proposed policy on girls’ sports sparks debate over fairness and inclusivity.
Grant from Bridgestone leads to new van for Boys and Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington
A new van, granted by Bridgestone’s “Driving Great Futures” initiative, will enhance transportation options for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington, fostering access to enrichment acti…
City of Vancouver preparing to open emergency winter and severe weather shelters
Vancouver opens winter shelters for vulnerable residents, prioritizing families, seniors, and individuals with critical needs during the cold months.
Trump could start pardons for Jan. 6 protesters in ‘first nine minutes’ in office
President-elect Trump plans to start pardoning Jan. 6 protesters within his first minutes in office, highlighting the controversy surrounding these cases.
Opinion: Legislation would help WA Cares be less bad for some
Legislation aims to improve WA Cares by reopening opt-out exemptions and enabling spouses to share benefits, addressing criticism of the long-term care program.
Natural Gas group touts I-2066 as evidence Americans love natural gas
Natural gas remains a key energy choice as Washington voters pass Initiative 2066, with AGA Chairman Lloyd Yates emphasizing its affordability and importance for energy security.
Reps. Peter Abbarno and Joe Schmick pre-file bills to fix shortcomings in WA Cares Program
Reps. Peter Abbarno and Joe Schmick pre-file bills to reform the WA Cares Program, addressing long-term care payroll tax concerns and improving fairness for Washington workers.
Opinion: Red light runners and green light waiters
Doug Dahl of Target Zero discusses driver safety at intersections, exploring laws on red light runners and the importance of defensive driving.
Ridgefield School District honors December Employee and Students of the Month
The Ridgefield School District honors exceptional students and staff as the December Employees and Students of the Month, celebrating their dedication and achievements.
‘Completely unsustainable’: Lawmakers debate path forward for national debt crisis
Lawmakers and experts warn of a looming fiscal crisis as U.S. national debt surpasses $36 trillion, urging immediate reforms and balanced budget solutions.