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The Study of Sports Podcast Nov. 13, 2026: The sports enthusiasts talk high school playoffs — football, soccer, and volleyball — plus we talk about an upcoming Vegas trip for two of the hosts
Paul Valencia, Cale Piland and Tony Liberatore discuss how school districts will respond to a new state law after the election.
POLL: Should Voter-Approved School Athletics Initiatives Face Court Challenges?
A lawsuit seeks to overturn I-638, and the U.S. Department of Education has opened a Title IX investigation into the Camas School District.
Opinion: Vancouver may remove its city manager Friday — Then approve his $2.3 billion budget Monday
Peter Bracchi says Council actions on Lon Pluckhahn and the spending plan fall within about 72 hours, making transparency especially important.
REPORT: Department of Education launches Title IX probe into Camas School District over boys in girls’ sports, alleged harassment
Federal investigators will examine whether officials responded appropriately to complaints involving a male runner on a cross-country team.
Brandi Kruse, Rob McKenna highlight fundraiser for Clark County Future 42
Guests in Battle Ground heard about the passage of Initiative 638 and a lawsuit challenging the state's new income tax.
City of Vancouver launches 12th annual Korey’s Joy Drive
Donations of toys, gift cards and warm clothing are being collected at public drop-off sites through Dec. 9 for seven local charities.
Expect delays on northbound I-205 in Vancouver for guardrail repairs Nov. 16
WSDOT crews will close the left lane from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday between Exit 27 for State Route 14 and Exit 28 for Mill Plain Boulevard.
Charter Review Commission seeks applicants to fill vacant District 3 position
The unexpired term ends Dec. 31, 2027, at the latest, and applications are due by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2026.
Opinion: Here we go again – Washington's education establishment wants more cash
Chris Cargill points to $19,371 in per-pupil spending and a drop in enrollment as three school districts prepare to sue the state.
Vancouver recognizes service at annual Lough Legacy Veterans Day Parade
Paul Montague and Suzan Heglin were among the announcers introducing each presentation along Officers Row to Pearson Air Museum.
C-TRAN 2045 Plan presented to board of directors
Staff recommend expanding service, which would require two voter-approved tax hikes over 14 years, and a vote is expected next month.
Opinion: CCRP Chairman Matt Bumala asks Republicans, ‘So are you ready to reload?’
Ken Vance responds to a party chairman's video urging supporters to regroup after the Nov. 3 election and shares his own view of the results.
Opinion: Don’t leave the money on the table
Nancy Churchill urges Governor Ferguson to opt Washington into a federal tax credit she says can support tutoring and after-school programs.
WA state schools chief won’t seek re-election in 2028
Chris Reykdal, first elected in 2016, announced Monday he will not run for a fourth term as superintendent of public instruction.
‘Tis the eason for ilani’s Holiday Crafts festival
Free general admission, drink passes for purchase, and a 6 p.m. Sunday tree ceremony accompany nearly 100 regional vendor booths.
Battle Ground City Council reaffirms decision to fire city manager Kris Swanson
Resolution 26-10 passed 4-3 after Swanson's attorney raised Open Public Meetings Act concerns and residents criticized the process.
VIDEO: Seattle, Battle Ground districts take different approaches to I-638
A parent planned to present a resolution urging a school board to implement the voter-approved measure even if a legal challenge arises.
La Center School District makes its argument in favor of parental notification
Superintendent Peter Rosenkranz says a multi-step process, including student interviews, comes before parents are notified.