Half of Southwest Washington residents don’t have enough money to afford basic necessities like housing and food, according to a report released last week.
WASHOUGAL — The developers behind a $1.5 billion project to bury a 100-mile-long transmission line under the Columbia River made their case to state permitters Monday night in Washougal.
A long-awaited study of Clark County’s agricultural land found almost all of it is well suited for farming, although it’s fractured into small parcels that undermine commercial viability.
When Christopher Douville started his law enforcement career in the mid-2000s in Spokane, hundreds of men and women lined up to take their police entrance test. About 400 people would compete for four to six openings, he said.
A Camas man with a history of reported mental illness is accused of calling 911 and saying he planned to kill his estranged wife before driving to her residence Nov. 8.
The district has proposed to place educational programs and operations, and capital for educational technology, health, and safety improvements renewal levies on the February 2026 ballot.
Most military veterans will tell someone how their service shaped their life.
Allen Thomas, outdoor writer for The Columbian for four decades, died Thursday of leukemia. He was 73.
With the state strapped for cash, Democrats’ chief budget writer in the Washington Senate has told colleagues there’s no money available for new spending they might desire next year.
Fifteen months after losing her race to represent Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, Camas City Councilor Leslie Lewallen is facing another political upset.
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