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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 …
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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…
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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…
1 day, 4 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. …
1 day, 4 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…
1 day, 4 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 …
1 day, 4 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…
1 day, 6 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, 18 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, 20 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…
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