Hollywood groups accuse ByteDance’s new AI video generator of violating copyright and misusing actors’ likenesses, raising concerns that reach all the way to Cowlitz County’s creative economy.
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Rosabella-brand moringa powder capsules have been linked to a multistate, drug‑resistant Salmonella outbreak affecting seven states, including one case in Washington. Health officials urge consumers to check recall information and discard affected products.
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Jake Paul’s appearance supporting fiancée Jutta Leerdam at the Winter Olympics drew national attention, with indirect relevance for southwest Washington residents following regional Olympic coverage.
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Three people were hospitalized after a four‑vehicle crash on I‑5 near La Center on Feb. 14, with traffic backups affecting drivers in Cowlitz County.
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Camas and Union senior standouts enter the Class 4A bi‑district playoffs, with implications for Southwest Washington’s broader high‑school sports landscape, including programs in Cowlitz County.
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Oregon snapped a 10‑game losing streak with an 83‑72 win over Penn State, a result followed closely by many Southwest Washington college basketball fans.
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Vancouver author and New York Times bestseller Emiko Jean has released her seventh book, a development that highlights the growing literary influence of Southwest Washington.
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Clark County cannabis retailers warn that proposed Washington tax changes could push customers to Oregon or the black market, raising cross-border concerns for Southwest Washington communities.
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A new women’s recovery home in Vancouver, opened by nonprofit Thrive2Survive, offers renewed stability for women exiting incarceration or treatment—an important development for Southwest Washington, where Cowlitz County continues to face limited reentry housing options.
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A regional report on a Vancouver senior’s struggle to recover missing Social Security payments highlights a growing challenge also facing elders in Cowlitz County: essential services are increasingly online, but digital access and literacy aren’t keeping pace.
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