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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrest a fugitive in 2020.
Washington state spent more than $23M to hold illegal aliens with ICE detainers in 2024
A group of Washington state Republican senators, including 31st Legislative District Sen. Phil Fortunato of Auburn, are calling for the repeal of a state law that limits law enforcement's cooperation … more
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The Washington state Capitol on March 13, 2025. (Photo by Bill Lucia/Washington State Standard)
Debate flares over Washington state child welfare law after rise in deaths and injuries
Lawmakers in Washington are divided on whether to dial back a state law critics blame for a sudden spike in deaths and serious injuries among children enmeshed in the state’s child welfare … more
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The Humane Society for Southwest Washington’s new 4,300-square-foot veterinary clinic will offer income-qualified veterinary care by appointment to families across Southwest Washington.
Humane Society to host open house for new clinic and training center
The Humane Society for Southwest Washington will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 6, at 10501 NE Highway 99, Suite 31, in Vancouver. The event will showcase the Humane … more
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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
Gluesenkamp Perez, colleagues introduce legislation to establish national fiscal contingency plans
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, along with Reps. Ben Cline, R-Virginia, Jared Golden, D-Maine, and Jack Bergman, R-Michigan, this week introduced the bipartisan Fiscal Contingency … more
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The Interstate 5 bridge from Washington to Oregon.
Vancouver mayor warns delays on I-5 Bridge replacement cost $1M per day
Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle warned earlier this month that construction delays on the Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Program would cost $1 million a day. The comments come as the roughly … more
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Ridgefield Wine Bar will serve as one of two stages for Ridgefield Live and Local. The inaugural downtown music festival runs Aug. 30 from 3 to 10 p.m. with free performances.
Music and art fill downtown Ridgefield on Aug. 30
Downtown Ridgefield will be packed with creativity starting Aug. 30, with the city's first-ever Live and Local music festival and the opening of the Reflections art exhibit at the Ridgefield … more
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Taylor Eidt, C-Tran's Director of Planning and Service Delivery, presents to the Battle Ground City Council on Monday, Aug. 18. The presentation covered the launch of The Current service next month and long-term goals for transit through 2045.
C-Tran’s The Current is driving into Battle Ground
On Monday, Aug. 18, the Battle Ground City Council heard how a new on-demand transit option will soon roll into the city and what the future of regional service could look like in 2045. … more
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Maddox is proposing the development of a 60-acre site into a mix of light industrial, office, and civic use spaces, extending Battle Ground Village east. The Battle Ground City Council voted unanimously to approve a Developer’s Agreement related to a plot of land where Maddox will build a chapel and conference center.
Battle Ground council advances developer’s agreement with Maddox
The Battle Ground City Council on Monday approved the first reading of an ordinance to adopt a development agreement with Maddox Industrial Transformer for infrastructure work tied to the … more
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The sun sets over Spirit Lake, pictured from Harmony Viewpoint, along National Forest Road 99 in Gifford Pinchot National Forest on Tuesday, July 9.
Forest Service seeks public comments on Spirit Lake Outflow Safety Improvement Project
The Gifford Pinchot National Forest is seeking public comments on a draft environmental impact statement that includes amendments to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest Land and Resource Management … more
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An Astound internet service technician is pictured installing fixed wireless network transmission devices atop an existing headend tower as the internet provider rolled out a new high-speed internet option to areas surrounding Woodland and elsewhere in Oregon and northwestern Washington earlier this month.
New high-speed internet hits Woodland area, could expand to further rural areas of Southwest Washington
Astound, a recognized leader in internet, Wi-Fi, mobile, TV, and fiber-optic solutions, has begun service with a new high-speed internet medium for thousands of homes and businesses in western … more
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Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries plans to add 13% more open hours, launch the long-planned Washougal Community Library building project, purchase a Clark County bookmobile and invest in both digital and physical collections as well as technology upgrades at libraries across Clark County.
FVRL levy lid lift results certified, passes
Election officials certified on Tuesday, Aug. 19, that voters approved Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries’ levy lid lift. Districtwide, 54,434 ballots were cast in favor (54.2%) and 45,994 … more
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A protester throws a smoke canister back at Spokane police officers and sheriff deputies.
Washington city dismisses all failure to disperse charges against ICE protesters
Just over two months after the largest protest in Spokane since the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement, the City Prosecutor’s Office has dismissed all misdemeanor charges for failure to disperse … more
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Smilo, also known as Nature Nate's LLC, has been delivering popped sorghum to the world for years out of Clark County, but has recently reintroduced the way people can eat the sorghum super grain in the form of a tortilla chip with a bunch of health benefits.
North Clark County food manufacturer utilizes sorghum super grain to bring tasty, healthy snacks to the world
Smilo, also known as Nature Nate's LLC, operating out of a small, unsuspecting manufacturing building in north Clark County, has been providing popped sorghum to stores for years. Now they have … more
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Camp Bonneville, spanning 3,840 acres, remains a focal point for environmental cleanup efforts. On Tuesday, Aug. 19, the Clark County Council rejected a proposed agreement that would have allowed the FBI to continue using the firing range at the former U.S. Army training site.
FBI contract for Camp Bonneville shooting range shot down in 2-3 council vote
The Clark County Council rejected a proposed deal 2-3 on Tuesday, Aug. 19, to allow the FBI to continue training at Camp Bonneville. Before the vote, residents raised concerns of broken trust, … more
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Merrilee Asla Lee holds a copy of her and her brother’s recently published book, “Zaldi Danced.” The bilingual children’s book reflects her Basque heritage and tells a “might-have-been” tale of the Basque ancestors’ creation story.
Ridgefield artist releases bilingual picture book, preserving and celebrating Basque heritage
In July, Ridgefield artist Merrilee Asla Lee released her years-long project, “Zaldi Danced,” or  “Zaldik Dantzatu Zuen” in Basque, a bilingual picture book created with … more
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Fia Marie of Clark County addresses Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez during the Wednesday town hall in Battle Ground. She shouted a question about the rising death toll in Gaza after a discussion of Ukraine, which went unanswered.
‘It was just lip service’: Progressive voters say MGP avoided tough questions at Battle Ground town hall
Progressive constituents left Wednesday's town hall with U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, frustrated, saying their questions on urgent issues — from preserving democracy to … more
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In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder cuts the ribbon at 8:36 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 20, officially marking the grand opening of the first Washington state location in Ridgefield at 5801 N. Pioneer Canyon Drive.
In-N-Out Burger opens in Ridgefield with thousands of customers
With the anticipation of the doors opening at 10:30 a.m. at In-N-Out Burger’s first Washington state location in Ridgefield, the early birds received a special treat as the ribbon was cut and … more
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Gov. Bob Ferguson in a media availability after signing the budget on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. (Photo by Jacquelyn Jimenez Romero/Washington State Standard)
Gov. Bob Ferguson’s top policy adviser on extended leave
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson will be without his top policy adviser through the rest of the year. Policy Director Sahar Fathi went on leave July 1 and will not return before Jan. 1, a … more
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As Democrats fight ‘fire with fire,’ gerrymandering opponents seek a path forward
When California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled his plan to retaliate if Republican-led Texas redrew its congressional districts to favor the GOP, he affirmed his support for less partisan maps … more
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Karla Carlisle, a managing attorney with the nonprofit legal aid program Northwest Justice Project, stands outside the Benton County Justice Center in Kennewick, Wash. Some judicial officers in Washington state, including Benton County, stopped ordering alleged domestic abusers to surrender their guns following a 2022 Washington State Court of Appeals decision. Carlisle hopes that a Court of Appeals ruling issued on June 30 will change that.
Some Washington judges aren’t ordering accused abusers to surrender guns. A new court ruling could change that.
In summer 2022, Brandon Montesi told a King County judge that he had no guns. His ex-wife, afraid for the lives of her family members and herself, said it was a lie. Montesi’s ex-wife had … more
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