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…tions helped the FBI and local police locate a 14-year-old suspect before any harm was done.
…orite coaches from childhood, and the latest Mariners fan frustrations.
…rs of progressive and anti-law enforcement policies, while business leaders warn of deep economic troubles.
Conservative candidates for the Charter Review Commission criticized a recent League of Women Voters panel as one-sided, while organizers say all political viewpoints were invited to participate.
Mark Harmsworth argues that Gov. Bob Ferguson’s new executive order mandating Project Labor Agreements will raise costs, restrict competition, and sideline most of Washington’s cons…
…dwest Clinic in Chicago, a major honor recognizing student musicians’ excellence and dedication.
Clark County’s Commission on Aging will host an Oct. 15 meeting to review the Tax Exemption Program for seniors and people with disabilities, with staff from the Assessor’s Office presenting details.
Club America, powered by Turning Point USA, will host a “Meet the Moment” showcase Oct. 14 in Vancouver to honor Charlie Kirk and inspire young people to get involved in civic lea…
…k County Public Works invites residents to an Oct. 8 open house launching the Salmon Creek Solutions project, focused on preventing pollution and improving stormwater management.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to Washington’s Climate Commitment Act, leaving the state’s cap-and-trade law in place amid ongoing debate over spending and effectiveness.
…city of Vancouver is accepting applications for its 2026 housing and economic funding cycle, with $1.9 million in HUD funds available for local programs.
Lars Larson discusses the arrest of journalist Nick Sortor during an Antifa protest in Portland and the ensuing allegations of law enforcement collusion and…