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February 19, 2026
Washington House targets coal power plantFree
The Washington House of Representatives on Feb. 12 approved a new coal tax that targets a single company.
The Washington House of Representatives on Feb. 12 approved a new coal tax that targets a single company.
As the 2026 Washington legislative session reaches its midpoint in Olympia, local lawmakers are hoping to push several health-related bills in the House and Senate that could affect Clark County residents.
The Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Program has reached a critical step in its process and could receive final approval from the federal government by summer.
Big changes are coming to downtown Camas’ parking infrastructure.
Protesters have gathered in front of U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s Vancouver offices every day last week.
When, and under what circumstances, can the Clark County Council remove council members from a board or commission?
The city of Camas is revisiting a 2018 recommendation to adopt a “strong council” form of government.
The Washougal City Council has appointed a longtime business developer and project manager — and yet another David — to its ranks.
The Camas Police Department has begun the process of filling supervisory gaps within its ranks with three newly added positions, a move aimed at alleviating years of staffing pressures that have strained the agency’s resources.
Vancouver Democrat Terri Niles has dropped out of the 2026 race for 17th Legislative District Position 2 seat currently held by Republican David Stuebe in the Washington House of Representatives.