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…mendment No. 20 would shift Clark County's budget presentations to begin as early as September, expanding public input.
More than 60 Washington judges say Birk's fundraising email made false accusations about O'Donnell's record and bipartisan support.
Washington Policy Center partnered with the Ruckelshaus Center to host debates for five open Washington Supreme Court seats.
Friends of Clark County says urban growth expansions near Battle Ground, Ridgefield and La Center violate state Growth Management Act rules protecting agricultural land.
Rob Anderson's ethics complaints target Diana Perez and Wil Fuentes over alleged conflicts of interest and self-dealing with public funds.
DNA evidence confirmed two suspects in the 1962 Battle Ground double homicide, though both died before charges could be filed.
Anna Miller shares a 1944 wartime letter to ask what Americans today are willing to sacrifice for freedom.
…es seven Democratic Socialist policies at roughly $49 trillion over ten years, or about $355,000 per American household.
…mentary student crossing the road near a stopped school bus on NE Allworth Road.
…hougal voter Alan Schell backs Rep. David Stuebe's re-election, citing his local government experience and work on ambulance funding and fire-service options.
Clark County Fair CEO John Morrison says the 2026 fair drew 246,000 visitors and Butler Amusements recorded an all-time revenue high.
ATF drops enforcement of certain NFA registration rules, but Washington State restrictions on short-barreled firearms and suppressors remain in place.