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During his inaugural address in January, Gov. Bob Ferguson highlighted his support for a bill that would grant the governor authority to limit other states’ National Guard troops from entering … more
Democratic state lawmakers dropped their bid Monday to repeal a voter-approved limit on property tax growth in Washington, excising one of the most controversial revenue-raising ideas they’ve … more
Amidst an operational metal manufacturing plant in Vancouver, local business leaders met for a roundtable discussion with U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., to express their concerns about the … more
U.S. Sen. Patty Murray walked Vancouver’s Main Street to hear from small businesses how the Trump tariff war is affecting them while seeing federal investments into downtown corridors thriving. … more
On Wednesday, April 9, a coalition of 123 businesses, chambers of commerce and other industry groups signed on a letter to Washington state politicians stating that the proposed business and … more
On Tuesday, April 15, the Clark County Council unanimously approved a resolution allowing the Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) to operate freely in unincorporated parts of the county without needing … more
The Clark County Youth Commission is seeking youth ages 11 to 19 to fill at least 10 open positions for the 2025-26 program year. The commission, which advises county leaders on youth-related … more
Track and field teaches student athletes life lessons about pushing through when they face adversity and leaping over obstacles standing in their path to victory. For Rainier High School senior … more
The City of Ridgefield will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its popular First Saturdays event series with a Spring Festival packed with family-friendly fun on Saturday, May 3. Since 2014, … more
Councilmember Cherish DesRochers has officially announced her campaign for re-election to Position No. 6 on the Battle Ground City Council. A lifelong local and past deputy mayor, DesRochers has … more
After weeks of debate and pointed meetings with local city leaders, the Clark County Council voted 3-2 Tuesday, April 15, to reinstate a resource lands study that could open the door to urban growth … more
The C-Tran Board of Directors voted Tuesday night to postpone a controversial bylaw vote until July, following a packed meeting that saw over two hours of public comment. Most who spoke were critical … more
A large family gathering in Lewisville Park led to a fight between groups, an assault with an ax handle and a hit-and-run that left one vehicle on its side on Sunday, April 20.  Clark … more
A spring survey of more than 400 Washington state employers indicates rising fears of a possible recession, concerns related to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, and anxiety about possible … more
Washington’s top commerce official says the state cannot shield its economy from the fallout of rapidly escalating tariffs, particularly in sectors like agriculture, aerospace and technology. … more
Major pieces of a $12 billion tax package passed the Washington state Senate on Saturday without a clear sign that Gov. Bob Ferguson supports them. Democratic senators used their near … more
The Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has released the latest big game hunting season and regulation information. The 2025 Big Game Hunting Seasons and Regulations pamphlet … more
Gov. Bob Ferguson on Wednesday, April 16, signed a bill sponsored by state Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, that will extend the work of a government team dedicated to streamlining infrastructure … more
Washington Parents Network filed a complaint Friday against Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal for alleged violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. … more
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