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Washington state health inspectors have been trying for months to enter the Tacoma immigrant detention center amid longstanding concerns about the conditions there.  A federal appeals court … more
The Spokane Valley City Council will consider banning cryptocurrency kiosks on Tuesday night as fraudsters scam victims out of their hard-earned savings with made-up emergencies.​ The proposal … more
Following the U.S. Department of Education’s rescission of multiple resolution agreements - based on claims that prior administrations broadened Title IX beyond its original scope - affected school … more
It took the federal government months to properly serve attorneys for Washington in the Trump administration’s litigation to force the state to turn over its voter rolls. But now the lawsuit … more
Former Washington State Supreme Court Justice Phil Talmadge, a prominent Democrat, has joined a legal team preparing to challenge the newly-enacted income tax on households making $1 million or more, … more
The City of Ridgefield will host a series of Council Chats this spring, offering residents an opportunity to meet with city councilmembers, ask questions and share feedback in a casual setting. … more
Nestled in the foothills of the North Cascades, where logging has long fueled the economy, the Mount Baker School District is facing a budget deficit exceeding $1 million, which local officials say … more
A recall effort is quietly underway against Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson for failing to fill vacancies on the commission that enforces state campaign finance laws. The petition to remove … more
The Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency (CRESA) operates around the clock handling emergencies that range from cardiac arrests to property crimes, all while adapting to a rapidly growing … more
What began as a simple idea to connect with students has now grown into a community-wide effort, as the first-ever Cram the Cruiser event brought in thousands of snack donations Saturday, March 28, … more
The Battle Ground Police Department, with assistance from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, arrested a 46-year-old Battle Ground man on March 27 in connection with a fatal two-vehicle collision … more
Federal immigration authorities arrested over 2,100 people in Washington between October and early March, according to newly released data.  This marks an intensification in President … more
There was an even split between Clark County Councilors on whether to move the firework sales allowance to “safe and sane” during a Wednesday, April 1 workshop. The discussion follows prior … more
Families and community members gathered on Tuesday, March 31 as the City of Ridgefield officially opened Storybook Hollow Park, where children can climb, explore and slide into a new space connecting … more
A group of sheriffs in eastern Washington filed a lawsuit on Friday challenging a new law allowing unelected bureaucrats appointed by the governor to oust elected sheriffs from office.​ Senate … more
Battle Ground School District voters may want to take a closer look at the next time a political mailer arrives in their mailbox bearing a party’s name. Political mailers claiming to have been … more
Natalie Worthy, Miss Greater Vancouver 2026, is championing a new community event in Battle Ground’s Old Town district, highlighting student creativity.  The new event is set to highlight … more
Democrat Brent Hennrich officially launched his campaign for Washington’s 3rd Congressional District on Thursday, April 2, setting up a primary challenge against incumbent U.S. Rep. Marie … more
A proposed freight-dependent logistics park in the Brush Prairie area is moving forward, according to Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad (PVJR) owner Eric Temple, who says the project could bring … more
A search for the remains of Jamie Grissim, who investigators believe is a victim of 1970s Clark County serial killer Warren Leslie Forrest, yielded no results on Saturday, April 4.  The … more
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