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WA female athletes stand up for girls, voters, new state law protecting women’s sports
Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys asked a Washington court to let Female Athletes United defend Initiative 638 in a challenge from the ACLU.
Seton Catholic High School presents Michael Allen Harrison holiday concert on Nov. 18
A jazz band and choir join pianist Michael Allen Harrison for a benefit evening at St. John the Evangelist Church, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m.
Critics slam firm hired to defend Washington's girls’ sports measure
Attorney General Nick Brown cited a potential conflict of interest in appointing outside counsel for Initiative 638's court challenge.
Flights to resume after more than 4-hour flight stop across U.S.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy blamed overloaded, outdated hardware and asked Congress for $50 billion in emergency funding.
FAA issues nationwide ground stop, cites communication issue
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said technicians are investigating, while Homeland Security's Markwayne Mullin saw no indication of a threat.
Opinion: State’s paid-leave program helps some workers by harming others
Elizabeth New of the Washington Policy Center argues the PFML payroll tax takes money from people in need and urges lawmakers to end it in 2027.
Clark County Sheriff's deputies arrest 77-year-old man in connection with Hazel Dell Walmart assault
The victim told deputies she was loading her infant into her vehicle when a parking space dispute ended with a punch to her face.
Letter: C-TRAN proposes 2045 Light Rail Plan, public input period open thru Mon. Nov. 16
Douglas Tweet of Camas argues the sales tax rate would rise from 0.7% to 1.1% by 2040 and urges residents to contact officials before Dec. 8.
Opinion: Shyster AG in WA decides to stab voters while keeping the blood off his own hands
Lars Larson argues Nick Brown is hiring an outside law firm for I-638 because Brown wants to lose in court without his fingerprints on it.
Love Street Playhouse in Woodland presents Winter Wonderettes for the holiday season
Four performers sing in four-part harmony, dance and act almost all the time as their characters work to save the party when Santa goes missing.
Vancouver City Council adopts resolution to remove city manager
Lon Pluckhahn is on paid administrative leave for 30 days and may request a hearing before a final resolution is considered Dec. 14.
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 event 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.