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POLL: Is Washington too soft on crime?
Is Washington too soft on crime?
The new Miss Teen La Center reigns with inspiration from her mom
Kylee Mills used her voice, her principles, to impress the judges at the Miss Teen La Center pageant, while she hoped to earn the crown for her mom, Alexis, who is battling breast cancer
Washington state plans to refund overturned drug conviction fines
Washington state begins refunding drug conviction fines following a ruling that its felony drug possession statute was unconstitutional, with millions already paid and more to come, offering a fres…
Opinion: As parents flee controversial public schools, private school enrollment jumps by 25 percent in Washington state
Liv Finne shares that school choice has arrived in response to the self-destructive agencies now pushed in the public schools
Klineline Pond at Salmon Creek Regional Park closed for parking lot repairs Aug. 3 and 8
Klineline Pond at Salmon Creek Regional Park to close temporarily for parking lot repairs, allowing crews to resurface and restripe the area. Visitors are urged to avoid work sites and stay away fr…
Opinion: Inslee lied about the cost of the carbon cap and trade program
Donald Kimball of the Washington Policy Center explains why the governor’s claims about gas prices and his new carbon cap and trade program fall flat.
Opinion: Payroll tax for WA Cares has begun, but meetings continue on program details
Elizabeth Hovde reports on the ongoings of WA Cares, the state-imposed, long-term-care program
County Parks and Lands hosting open house to gather community input about future Minnehaha Neighborhood Park
Clark County Public Works seeks community input for future Minnehaha Neighborhood Park through in-person and online open house events with presentation, display boards, and survey opportunities.
Vancouver launches dashboard to track development projects
The city of Vancouver launches an interactive, real-time development projects dashboard offering transparency and accountability to the community on all new development projects in the area.
Community Foundation grants over $350,000, opens more funding
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington awards $351,160 in grants to 10 nonprofits during the first round of its annual Focus Grants, aiming to disrupt the cycle of intergenerational pove…
2022 Crime in Washington Report: ‘The news is not good’
The 2022 Crime in Washington Report reveals a troubling trend of rising crime, with an 8.9% increase in violent crime, a 34.1% surge in vehicle thefts, and murders reaching an all-time high of 394,…
Ribbon cutting set for Marshall Park inclusive playground Sept. 9
The Chelsea Anderson Memorial Play Station (CHAMPS) in Vancouver’s Marshall Community Park reopens, featuring a new inclusive playground designed by Harper’s Playground, offering a transformative s…