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Matt Segal's law firm serves as Ferguson's private counsel, raising questions about potential conflicts.
Three Washougal campuses will close gates during school hours and add perimeter fencing to address safety concerns.
Camas resident challenges IBR's $3.5 billion light rail plan with C-TRAN ridership data showing transit use has halved since 2006.
Rep. John Ley argues property taxes have grown far beyond the promised 1% cap, forcing seniors on fixed incomes to struggle.
WSDOT will close the right lane of northbound I-205 near Salmon Creek Saturday night for guardrail repairs.
Citizens can file candidacy declarations online at VoteWA.gov from May 4-8 for multiple local and state positions.
Juvenile suspect attempted to grab officer's gun during violent struggle in parking lot on Washington Street.
Washougal Police receives state grant for laser-based device that identifies drugs through packaging without direct contact.
Sports administrators discuss WIAA amendment that could affect Fort Vancouver and other area schools' classifications.
Dozens of Southwest Washington and Oregon recruits were honored at Skyview High School's 15th annual ceremony.
Glen Yung joins C-TRAN board after heated public comment and Belkot's "organized crime" accusation.
Three mayors propose Transfer of Development Rights program to balance growth with farmland preservation in Clark County.