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Washington state draft report blames high electric semi-truck prices on 'market failure'
A draft report by Washington state’s Electric Vehicle Coordinating Council attributes the increased price of new electric semi-trucks to be the result of “market failure." Industry … more
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The Washington state Supreme Court building in Olympia. (Photo by Bill Lucia/Washington State Standard)
Washington Supreme Court upholds ballot signature verification system
Washington’s ballot signature verification system is constitutional, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday, despite a challenge arguing the process has disenfranchised tens of thousands of … more
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Washington state lawmakers consider uncapping tax on big tech companies to fund higher ed
A battle is brewing in the Washington Legislature over a Democratic bill that would hike a tax on large technology companies to raise more money for higher education, including student financial aid. … more
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Fallout from tariff fight looms for Washington state
Industries across the state continue to brace for fallout from the implementation of U.S. tariffs on international goods, and retaliatory tariffs from Canada, China and Mexico. At the Washington … more
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Washington state resolution would enshrine abortion, gender-affirming care into state constitution
A group of more than two dozen Washington Democrat state senators have sponsored a resolution that would amend the state Constitution to guarantee a right to abortion and gender-affirming treatment. … more
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Washington state Senate passes gun-free zone expansion bill
A bill expanding gun-free zones cleared a major legislative hurdle on Wednesday, passing the Washington State Senate on a 28-21 vote. Engrossed Second Substitute Senate Bill 5098 , sponsored by … more
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Attorney General Nick Brown Waves to lawmakers during a joint legislative session in the House chambers at the Washington State Capitol in Olympia on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
Washington state attorney general joins lawsuit over federal job cuts
The Washington state attorney general on Tuesday joined another lawsuit against the Trump administration, this time over the “damaging and illegal” firings of federal employees. In … more
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Report says home construction costs in Washington state climbing due to red tape
One of the largest home building associations in America has released a report detailing the rising costs of home construction in Washington state, blaming onerous government regulations for higher … more
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Washington state bill would require diaper changing stations in more restrooms
Many parents share the common experience of having to change a child’s diaper at the back of a car or the corner of a room when there isn’t a changing station available.  … more
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“Stand up, fight back,” the crowd chanted as they gathered to protest against the Trump administration. (Photo by Jacquelyn Jimenez Romero/Washington State Standard)
Protesters rally against Trump at Washington state Capitol
More than 2,000 people rallied at the Washington state Capitol on Tuesday to protest President Donald Trump, ahead of his speech to a joint session of Congress. Around 2,300 hundred people … more
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A campground at Paradise Point State Park. (Washington State Parks)
Washington state might raise Discover Pass price to $45
Washington’s state parks and other natural sites may soon become more expensive to visit as lawmakers are looking to increase the price of the Discover Pass.  The pass allows visitors … more
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Brian Heywood, founder of Let’s Go Washington, the political committee behind the parents' 'bill of rights' measure approved by the Washington Legislature last year. He said the group filed a measure Tuesday to prevent lawmakers from changing the year-old law. (Jerry Cornfield / Washington State Standard)
Voters could get final say on changes to Washington state’s parental ‘bill of rights’
The conservative political group behind three failed measures on last year’s Washington ballot filed an initiative Tuesday to prevent the Democrat-controlled Legislature and governor from … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023.
Bill to expand abortion access on Washington state college campuses dies in committee
A bill that would require public colleges and universities in Washington state to offer medication abortion through student health centers has died in the Senate Ways & Means Committee. … more
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Battle Ground Police arrest armed robbery suspect
Battle Ground Police arrested Raymond Baca, 35, on Friday, Feb. 21, on a charge of first-degree robbery. Officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at Walmart, located at 1201 SW 15th … more
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Chuck Green has worked as Ridgefield’s public works director since January 2023. He plans to remain active in the community following his retirement.
Ridgefield public works director announces retirement
Ridgefield Public Works Director Chuck Green has announced his retirement, set for June 30, 2025, after more than four decades in public service. Green, who has held the director position since … more
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A Clark County Sheriff’s Office K9 handler and dog walk back to their vehicle after a wanted individual was apprehended on Wednesday, Feb. 26, in Battle Ground. Law enforcement officials have released few details about the arrest.
House along Parkway Avenue in Battle Ground attracts police presence, again
During the night of Wednesday, Feb. 26, a wanted individual known to be associated with the house at the 900 block of North Parkway Avenue was at large, prompting a large police presence in the … more
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Rep. John Ley introduces bill to audit Interstate Bridge Replacement spending and projections
State Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, has introduced House Bill 2030 to enhance financial oversight and accountability for the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) Program, which seeks to replace the … more
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House Committee approves Rep. John Ley’s bill to ease construction costs
A bill aimed at reducing construction costs by easing restrictions on aggregate and asphalt materials, sponsored by 18th District Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, has passed the House Environment and … more
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On Tuesday, Feb. 25, the Battle Ground Public Schools District tested its new ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system at Amboy Middle School. The early warning system is capable of warning a minute or more before a 5.0 or greater earthquake might threaten the region.
BGPS installs new earthquake early warning system at Amboy Middle School
Thanks to the passage of last year’s Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) capital levy, the district installed a new earthquake early warning system at Amboy Middle School ahead of the next big … more
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service experienced a mass firing earlier this month as part of the Trump administration’s government reform efforts. The national refuge system covers 95 million land acres and 750 million marine acres while operating with fewer than 2,500 employees.
Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge stands against broad U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service firings
More than 350 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees have been fired as a result of the Trump administration’s government reform; however, none from the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge … more
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