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Gov. Tina Kotek talks to reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024, at an event to preview the legislative session. The governor and lawmakers plan to prioritize the state’s homelessness and drug addiction crises during the 2024 session. (Ben Botkin/Oregon Capital Chronicle)
Governor approves first request to return civil jurisdiction to an Oregon tribe
The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation is on track to regain control over civil legal matters on its tribal land. Gov. Tina Kotek in late May signed a proclamation to return … more
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Washington state Rep. Tarra Simmons, D-Bremerton, listens to testimony during a hearing on allegations she violated state ethics laws on June 8, 2026. Simmons denies the charges. (Photo by Jerry Cornfield/Washington State Standard)
Washington lawmaker fights ethics charges in rare public hearing
Washington state Rep. Tarra Simmons got her long-sought opportunity Tuesday to publicly defend herself against an array of ethics charges. The Bremerton Democrat spent nearly three hours in … more
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Washington’s controversial new drug pricing law upheld amid legal challenge
A judge on Tuesday rejected a challenge from major pharmaceutical companies against Washington’s new law trying to reduce prescription drug prices for hospitals. Gov. Bob Ferguson in March … more
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The Washington state Capitol is pictured from Heritage Park in Olympia on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
'I had a really rough life': Washington lawmaker defends herself in rare ethics hearing
A state board on Tuesday held a second day of public hearings into an ethics complaint against Washington state Rep. Tarra Simmons that could result in tens of thousands of dollars in fines for the … more
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Gov. Gianforte meets with John Janicki, president of Janicki Industries, left, at the Montana State Capitol. (Provided by the Governor’s Office.)
Washington-based engineering tool manufacturer selects Montana for new $800M facility
A privately owned engineering and manufacturing company selected Great Falls as the site for an $800 million manufacturing facility. Based in Washington state, Janicki Industries designs and … more
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From left, John Janicki, Katy Janicki, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte, and Nick Lavacca.
Montana governor to Washington companies: We want your business
The Governor of Montana tells The Center Square he hopes to lure more out of state business expansion into his state, following this week’s announcement that Sedro-Woolley based Janicki Industries … more
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Marchers listen to a speaker following walking North Seattle's Aurora Avenue to protest crime in the neighborhood. Former Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison helped organize the event.
Former Seattle city attorney calls for National Guard at World Cup following Aurora march
Hundreds of frustrated residents and neighbors marched along North Seattle's Aurora Avenue for a demonstration last Saturday night. Organizers called the event "Stop the Traffickers, Stop the … more
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Cannabis flower rests on a rolling tray, surrounded by a pack of rolling papers, a grinder and a lighter. Lawmakers in a handful of states this year have introduced legislation to impose stricter THC limits on certain cannabis products.
High-potency cannabis fuels state debates over psychosis and addiction risks
When her son was a teenager, Connecticut mom Amy Wadsworth said, he was the type of kid parents rarely worry about. He played sports, cared about his health and stayed away from drugs. In 2018, … more
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State order to kill wolf in northeast Washington is canceled
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife rescinded an order to kill a wolf in northeastern Washington one week after authorizing the plan in response to attacks on livestock. A calf was killed … more
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The stage at Cascades Amphitheater near Ridgefield will see action commence later this month as the 2026 concert season kicks off on June 20.
Summer outdoor concert season kicks off this month at Cascades Amphitheater
Concertgoers seeking tunes under the sun and night sky in Clark County will have no shortage of live music options this summer as Cascades Amphitheater in Ridgefield and the Clark County Fair prepare … more
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A graduate wears a SpongeBob-themed decorated cap during the Battle Ground High School 111th annual commencement ceremony, graduating the class of 2026 on Thursday, June 4.
Once a Tiger, Always a Tiger: Battle Ground High School graduates class of 2026 in 111th annual commencement ceremony
More than 420 seniors crossed the stage in their caps and gowns at District Stadium as Battle Ground High School’s 111th annual commencement ceremony graduated the class of 2026 on Thursday, June … more
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Search begins for next Ridgefield Police Department chief
Ridgefield has opened recruitment for its next police chief as Cathy Doriot prepares to retire after more than 37 years with the department, including three years as chief. Doriot will remain in … more
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Ridgefield Mayor Matt Cole, city council members and project leaders turn ceremonial shovels of dirt during a Monday, June 1, groundbreaking. The ceremony marked the start of construction on Ridgefield's Eastside Elevated Water Reservoir on South Fifth Street.
Ridgefield breaks ground on eastside water reservoir to support future growth
Ridgefield officials and project partners broke ground Monday, June 1, on the Eastside Elevated Water Reservoir, a major infrastructure project officials say will help meet the city’s growing water … more
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Entries make their way through downtown during the 2024 Woodland Planters Days parade. The annual parade returns at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 20, as part of the 104th Woodland Planters Days celebration. This year’s theme is “Woodland Washington - A Legendary Spirit. America 250.”
Planters Days celebrates Woodland with patriotic theme
Woodland’s longest-running tradition returns Thursday, June 18, through Sunday, June 21, as the community marks the 104th annual Planters Days. This year’s theme is “Woodland Washington - A … more
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A Waste Connections vehicle transports waste to a transfer station in Clark County. Woodland city council members discussed a proposed zoning change that could allow construction of a future transfer station near 1776 Schurman Way on Monday, June 1.
Woodland council weighs zoning change that could pave way for transfer station
The Woodland City Council met for a workshop on Monday, June 1, to discuss a proposed zoning map amendment that would allow a future waste transfer station at 1776 Schurman Way and on surrounding … more
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The Woodland City Council voted unanimously on Monday, June 1, for Mayor Todd Dinehart to sign a $36,005.22 settlement with the Woodland Teamsters Local 58 union, resolving claims made between employees and the city of unpaid overtime
Woodland council approves $36,000 employee settlement agreement
The Woodland City Council voted unanimously on Monday, June 1, to approve a settlement agreement with the Woodland Teamsters Local 58 union. The decision authorizes Mayor Todd Dinehart to sign the … more
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Apparel displays, informational materials and a slideshow featuring regional attractions are seen inside the Downtown Woodland Revitalization Welcome Center while employee Dakotah Lund works behind the front desk during the facility's Monday, June 1, soft opening.
Welcome center opens in the Woodland Civic Center following chamber visitor center closure
Downtown Woodland Revitalization soft-opened its new Welcome Center on Monday, June 1, launching a new phase for local tourism and putting a city-owned building back into use after a period of … more
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Signage is up and interior work was ongoing on Friday, June 5, at a Jersey Mike’s Subs shop opening soon in Ridgefield at the Union Ridge Town Center.
New eateries, grocery projects signal ever-changing Ridgefield landscape
There is no shortage of eateries in the city of ridges and fields, but a new wave of food-centric businesses is slated to provide Ridgefield residents with a broader menu, from dining to grocery … more
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A public meeting to discuss the district’s financial future will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 17, in the media center at Battle Ground High School, located at 300 West Main Street. 
BGPS to host community discussion on district finances, future levies
Battle Ground Public Schools is inviting community members to participate in a discussion about the district’s financial future, including budget priorities and potential educational programs and … more
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The city of Battle Ground issued commercial tenant improvement permits for an interior remodel in the retail commercial center at 720 W. Main St. in Battle Ground as the chicken-centric fast food chain, WingStop, is proposing a location between Ichi Teriyaki and Palm Beach Tan.
Permits issued for WingStop location in Battle Ground
The self-proclaimed “wing experts” are in the process of opening in an existing Battle Ground building.  On Wednesday, May 27, the city of Battle Ground issued commercial tenant … more
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