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Should Striking Workers Collect Unemployment Benefits?
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center examines a federal warning to Washington's Employment Security Department: enforce work-search …
15 hours ago
Battle Ground's 92nd Ave Closure: A Sewer Problem a Year in the Making
A six-week utility project on 92nd Avenue in Battle Ground has stretched nearly a year after city inspectors found problems along the entire length o…
15 hours ago
Christine Myers Joins Downtown Camas Association Team
Christine Myers brings more than five years of community engagement, event management, and wellness programming experience to the Downtown Camas Asso…
16 hours ago
Clark County Forums Seek Input on Low-Income Needs Survey
Clark County Community Services has scheduled four public forums in October 2026 to gather public feedback on its low-income community needs survey. …
16 hours ago
Clark County's Plan to Preserve Manufactured Home Parks
Clark County is hosting a public information session Sept. 14 on proposals to add a manufactured home park overlay zone in unincorporated urban growt…
16 hours ago
WA Clean Energy Laws Driving a 30% Rate Hike?
Bill Gaines of the Alliance of Western Energy Consumers says Washington's Climate Commitment Act and Clean Energy Transformation Act are the primary …
16 hours ago
Ridgefield's Hidden History: Japanese Farmers Before WWII
Before World War II, Japanese farming families were central to Ridgefield's agricultural community, running strawberry operations that hired around 1…
18 hours ago
Newsletter AUDIO ONLY - August 27, 2026
A consequential week in Clark County brought a 6-1 council vote on criminal justice funding, an emergency evacuation order, and a statewide push to b…
1 day, 6 hours ago
Should WA Schools Ban Cellphones All Day?
Gov. Bob Ferguson is pushing a statewide cellphone ban in Washington public schools covering the full school day, even as similar bills have repeated…
1 day, 8 hours ago
Why the 85th Percentile Speed Limit Rule Is Failing Us
Doug Dahl traces how a 1920s guess about driver behavior became a standard for setting speed limits, and why traffic engineers are now walking it bac…
1 day, 15 hours ago