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Christians gather to demand Seattle mayor apologize for blaming them for clash at Cal Anderson Park on May 27, 2025.
Christian gathering outside Seattle City Hall brings trans rights protesters
More than 500 Christians gathered outside Seattle City Hall Tuesday evening to protest what they say are the anti-faith policies of Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and the Seattle City Council, just days … more
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Water flows out of the Bonneville Dam along the Columbia River, between Multnomah County, Oregon and Skamania County, Washington, on Tuesday, July 23, 2024. Photo by Jordan Gale.The Bonneville Dam system was the first hydroelectric infrastructure built on the Columbia River and is the last dam system downriver before the Columbia’s water meets with the Pacific Ocean. At the time of its construction in 1938, it was the largest water impoundment project of its type in the nation. The Columbia River now exists as one of the most developed river systems in the world. From the headwaters of the river to the mouth, there are more than 60 operating hydroelectric dams that dot the water’s mainstem..
After reaching historic lows, hydropower generation in the Northwest expected to rise in 2025
After dropping to historic levels last year due to ongoing drought and high temperatures, hydropower generated in the Northwest is expected to rise slightly this year from much needed precipitation. … more
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Seattle protest clash clouds police department’s recruitment gains
A counterprotest that interrupted a religious rally in the city’s prominent LGBTQ neighborhood is overshadowing new data showing the Seattle Police Department’s success in recruiting more … more
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A grizzly bear steps into the sun at Northwest Trek in rural Pierce County.
Washington state county threatens lawsuit over Biden's grizzly bear recovery plan
Yakima County plans to sue if the Trump administration doesn’t pull back plans to reintroduce grizzly bears in the area and delist them from the Endangered Species Act.  The Biden … more
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The Washington state Capitol on April 18, 2025. (Photo by Jacquelyn Jimenez Romero/Washington State Standard)
‘I’m pretty upset’: Washington state lawmaker wants to override governor’s veto of his bill
State lawmakers delivered 423 bills to Gov. Bob Ferguson this year and he signed them all. Except one. Its sponsor hopes the Washington Legislature will override the veto the next time it is in … more
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Washington state consumers will gain ‘right to repair’ cellphones and other electronics
Washington is joining a growing list of states trying to tear down barriers for consumers who want to repair their electronics rather than buy new ones. Gov. Bob Ferguson last week signed the … more
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The Washington Department of Natural Resources assists Lewis County firefighters in responding to a brush fire off of Beaver Creek Road in Boistfort on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024.
Wildfire Awareness Month: Washington insurance commissioner reminds homeowners to review policies
May is Wildfire Awareness Month, an opportunity for people, communities and agencies to take steps to reduce wildfire risk through mitigation and preparation, according to a news release from … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez answers a question at a town hall in the TransAlta Commons at Centralia College on Tuesday, April 22.
Gluesenkamp Perez, Washington delegation urge president to reconsider major disaster declaration for November ‘Bomb Cyclone’
Last week, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, joined the entire Washington state congressional delegation in sending a letter to President Donald Trump urging him to reconsider the denial … more
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U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania.
Gluesenkamp Perez announces 2025 Congressional App Challenge
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, R-Skamania, last week announced that her office is accepting applications for the 2025 Congressional App Challenge. The competition encourages students to … more
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Battle Ground resident Rick Kaliszewski stands with his grandson in front of his 300-gallon fish tank on Thursday, May 22, after the family’s fish recovered from a near-fatal water change incident he suspects was caused by a lack of quality in the city’s water on Monday, May 19.
Battle Ground couple questions city’s water quality after near tragedy with 300-gallon fish tank
A weekly routine for Battle Ground resident Rick Kaliszewski with his 300-gallon freshwater fish tank nearly turned tragic on Monday, May 19. Now Kaliszewski and his wife, Shiela Miller, question the … more
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The Battle Ground City Council voted 4-3 to eliminate a rule that allowed a one-third minority of council members to block mayoral proclamations on Monday. This ended a rule established in 2023, which blocked Mayor Troy McCoy’s Pride Month recognition last year.
Battle Ground council removes minority veto power over mayor’s proclamations
In a May 19 meeting, the Battle Ground City Council voted 4-3 to eliminate a rule that allowed a one-third minority of council members to block mayoral proclamations — a rule used nearly a year … more
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‘Whimsy’ art exhibit returns to Ridgefield library
The Ridgefield Art Association will host its annual “Whimsy” art exhibit from Wednesday, June 4, through Thursday, June 26, at the Ridgefield Community Library, 210 N. Main Ave., … more
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Scott Hill Park’s phase one includes a multi-use field, two shelters, restrooms, and more. With $700,000 left to raise, it remains closed to the public for now.
Scott Hill Park pushes forward despite funding gap; Rotary optimistic for 2026 phase one opening
After more than a decade of planning, permitting and fundraising, Scott Hill Park & Sports Complex is nearing the finish line on its first major phase. The Woodland Rotary Club, which has led the … more
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The Woodland City Council unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Woodland Police Officers' Association on Monday, May 19. This agreement establishes the foundation for a dedicated school resource officer to be in place for the 2025–2026 academic year.
Woodland council approves plan to add school resource officer
oted unanimously on Monday, May 19, to authorize a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Woodland Police Officers’ Association, laying the groundwork for a dedicated school resource … more
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Battle Ground Police Department honors personnel of the year
The Battle Ground Police Department recognized outstanding service and professionalism at its 2024 Employee Awards Ceremony, held April 30. Officers and staff were honored for life-saving actions, … more
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A multi-agency honor guard performed a bell-ringing ceremony honoring officers who died in the line of duty during the 2024 Clark County Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony.
County to honor fallen law enforcement officers in ceremony
The annual Clark County Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony honoring officers and K-9s who died in the line of duty will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, May 29, at the Public Service Center, located at … more
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Former Cowlitz Tribal Public Safety Interim Chief Charles Gardiner
CCSO concludes investigation into Cowlitz Tribe’s interim police chief’s sex offenses against minor
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) has concluded its investigations into Cowlitz Indian Tribal Public Safety Department’s former interim chief Charles Gardiner’s suicide and … more
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Nathan Bardue, a veteran and resident of Woodland Shores RV Park, speaks during the Woodland City Council meeting on Monday, May 19, sharing how the park provided him with stability and access to vital services. The council voted unanimously that night to rezone the 57-lot park to allow year-round residency, making it the first to gain permanent status under a 2024 ordinance.
Council approves permanent residency at Woodland Shores RV Park
The City of Woodland took a final step on Monday, May 19, to bring long-term RV residents out of legal limbo, voting unanimously to rezone Woodland Shores RV Park to allow year-round residency. … more
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According to La Center Mayor Tom Strobehn, the Bureau of Indian Affairs has approved the local Cowlitz Indian Tribe to place 50 to 55 acres into trust, following the city council’s vote of support last year. Tribal land may soon see expanded infrastructure connections under a new law allowing intergovernmental service agreements with tribal lands.
New law paves way for La Center and Cowlitz Indian Tribe to share public services
A bill signed into law last week is set to open new doors for regional cooperation between the City of La Center and the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, starting with wastewater. Gov. Bob Ferguson signed … more
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John Lawrence, operations manager for the American Legion Post 176, utilized his public comment in opposition to a fireworks ban on sharing the impacts fireworks sales have on the post. Dozens of other fireworks ban opposers attended the Wednesday, May 21 Clark County Council meeting.
Fireworks live another day after residents pack Clark County Council meeting
Over an hour and a half of the Wednesday, May 21 Clark County Council meeting was public comment regarding the idea of a ban on holiday fireworks, despite no ban being proposed in the first … more
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