Michelle Belkot spoke at Tuesday’s C-TRAN board meeting, calling her removal from the board unlawful; directors postponed a vote on light rail funding language until July amid legal challenges.
The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into Washington state’s handling of gender inclusion policies, putting La Center School District at the center of a federal-state conflict.
In a public letter, the La Center School Board and Superintendent Peter Rosenkranz affirm their commitment to supporting families and honoring both state law and community values amid state-level scrutiny.
Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle pointed to Battle Ground and Camas as contributors to her city’s homelessness issues during a March 14 roundtable, drawing responses from local leaders and sparking regional debate.
On Tax Day, Washington Senate Democrats introduced new tax proposals totaling $12 billion, contrasting sharply with Senate Republicans’ no-new-taxes '$ave Washington' budget proposal.
Hazel Dell resident Bob Zak criticizes Democratic lawmakers for advancing ESSB 5181, arguing it undermines parental rights and defies biblical principles.
Clark County Fire District 10 has selected Aetta Architecture to begin planning a replacement for the Amboy Fire Station, first built in 1963 and no longer equipped to meet modern emergency response demands.
Nomi Berger shares practical steps for what to do if you find a litter of kittens this spring, including how to assess their needs and connect with Furry Friends in Vancouver.
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center is seeking new members for its Patient & Family Advisory Council to help improve patient care through direct community feedback.
Rep. Peter Abbarno criticized House Democrats for using a rare procedural move to silence debate on legislation impacting parental rights, calling it a historic breach of legislative transparency.
Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi urges city leaders to enforce laws and end permissive policies that have allowed unsafe encampments to overrun public spaces near the Share House.
WSDOT is warning travelers to expect delays near Exit 14 on northbound I-5 in Ridgefield as crews begin barrier and lane improvement work supporting future development.
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