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September 3, 2026
Columbia River fall salmon tracking better than expected
Fall salmon fishing continues to be hot across the lower Columbia River, and the schools are now moving upstream.
Fall salmon fishing continues to be hot across the lower Columbia River, and the schools are now moving upstream.
Young adults today were born into a digital age with a world of knowledge and opportunities at their fingertips. That’s led Generation Z to start investing in the stock market years before their older peers — and in larger sums.
With contract negotiations nearing a critical deadline, hundreds of Washington state workers walked off the job for an hour Monday to highlight demands for wage hikes in their next two-year deal.
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has been traveling the state to build support for his forthcoming legislation to ban cellphones in public schools.
Arthur West is a prolific filer of legal complaints in pursuit of greater government transparency and a fairer political system in Washington.
Washington state officials are keeping a long-standing program seen as vital to parents of children with developmental disabilities, but cutting its funding, ending weeks of unease about its future.
Private K-12 school Agape Christian Academy has closed its high school program ahead of the 2026-27 school year just three years after it launched.
Luxury experiences are in demand. Clark County now has a nautical player in the industry, offering private, chartered voyages down the Columbia River with a personal chef and bartender.
The city of Washougal has been recognized as a JustServe City, an honor celebrating volunteerism and community service efforts.
The West Columbia Gorge Humane Society will host its annual Hike on the Dike fundraiser Sept. 19 along the Columbia River dike.