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Razor clam digs on coastal beaches postponed until further notice due to spike in marine toxins
…opener after domoic acid levels rose to or past DOH safety guidelines on multiple coastal beaches.
Opinion: Can this be real? A biological male competes for the Camas boys’ and girls’ cross country teams in the same season?
A Camas High School athlete competed on both the boys' and girls' cross country teams in the same 2026 season, Vance reports.
Legislative staff in WA state Senate reject new contract
…rejected a contract offering no pay raise and no just-cause protections against dismissal.
VIDEO: Could Washington high court’s natural gas ruling unravel income tax law?
The 6-3 ruling striking down I-2066's natural gas protections may expose SB 6346's income tax to a single-subject challenge.
Ridgefield City Council, wildlife refuge, port all respond as waterfront debate continues
…ly asked the port for a master plan, traffic, economic, and environmental analyses, and 3D renderings.
Letter: Time is running out for scrutiny and environmental review of Port of Ridgefield proposed waterfront development
Ridgefield volunteer Oliver Spencer warns that time is running out for public scrutiny of the Port of Ridgefield's proposed waterfront redevelopment near the National Wildlife Refuge.
UPDATE: Evacuation levels reduced for those near Hidden Meadows Fire
Evacuation levels near the Hidden Meadows Fire dropped to Level 1 GET READY as of 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24.
Opinion: Transit ridership trends are dismal but regional plans are oblivious
Puget Sound transit passenger-miles fell 31% from 2015 to 2024 despite a half-million-resident population increase.
Opinion: Do data centers drive up energy costs?
Kimball argues Washington's rising energy bills stem from CETA and CCA regulations, not data centers.
Opinion: Taxpayers pay the shysters who keep our forests at risk!
Lars Larson argues taxpayers funded Oregon Wild's $50,000 attorney fee award while fuels reduction work was delayed.
Letter: Immersed tunnel & electric buses, a 1% alternative to light rail
Bob Ortblad argues $35 million in electric buses could better connect Clark College, Downtown, and the Waterfront than the IBR's $3.5 billion light rail plan.
Washington Farmland Trust, supported by Clark County Legacy Lands, protects its first farm in the county
…Farm's 24-acre conservation easement is the first farmland protection project funded by Clark County's Legacy Lands program.