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July 2, 2026
Latest Public Health cuts not as drastic as proposed earlier
Clark County Public Health will see a small cut in state funding that pays for its community health data systems and emergency poison control calls.
Clark County Public Health will see a small cut in state funding that pays for its community health data systems and emergency poison control calls.
Deaths and critical injuries among children in Washington’s child welfare system fell steeply in the first quarter of 2026, state officials reported Wednesday.
The Port of Camas-Washougal has launched an effort to develop an airport master plan that will create a long-term road map for aviation improvements and future economic development at Grove Field.
Critics told Oregon and Washington transportation commissioners Friday morning that imposing tolls only on the current and replacement Interstate 5 bridges would simply divert traffic to the I-205 Bridge.
The Clark County Council is considering increased funding to provide mental health services to veterans.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown said his office is ready to defend the state’s voting system against attacks from the Trump administration.
The city of Washougal celebrated the graduation of 22 participants from its Citizen Academy during a ceremony held June 8 at the Washougal Community Center.
In the wake of a May 26 chemical tank failure at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging mill in Longview that killed 11 workers and injured eight others, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, has urged Congress to restore funding for an independent watchdog agency charged with investigating the root cause of major chemical incidents.
Clark County recently launched a new program intended to bring more activities and visitor services to county parks, but it comes with higher fees.
YWCA Clark County will lose state funding for its Domestic Violence High Risk Team by the end of the month.