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March 4, 2026
Clark County law enforcement arrested 66-year-old Andrew Brunette after the body of 34-year-old Tori Garza was found in a wooded area. The investigation remains ongoing.
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A Portland 911 call involving an ICE officer has sparked renewed regional concern about federal–local enforcement dynamics, with implications for communities along the I‑5 corridor in Southwest Washington.
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A woman’s body found in eastern Clark County earlier this month led investigators to arrest a Woodland man on murder and related charges, according to law enforcement and local reporting.
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Wahkiakum County Health and Human Services has reinstated two 24/7 healthcare kiosks, including one beneath the Cathlamet Public Library and another at Johnson Park, expanding after‑hours care options for rural residents.
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A Vancouver nonprofit is using art supplies and sweet treats to build trust during twice‑weekly visits to a homeless camp, a strategy that may offer insights for outreach efforts in Southwest Washington.
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A newly filed lawsuit alleges that a 58-year-old woman died in King County’s jail after days without adequate medical care, raising broader questions about jail health standards across Washington.
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A National Weather Service advisory reported by KGW warns of dense fog and possible icy patches Wednesday morning, with conditions potentially affecting drivers in Cowlitz County along the I‑5 corridor.
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The U.S. Senate Health Committee has resumed its confirmation process for Surgeon General nominee Dr. Casey Means, whose hearing was postponed in October 2025 after she went into labor. The outcome could shape public‑health priorities that affect communities across Southwest Washington.
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A Lewis County man prohibited from possessing firearms is facing a new federal charge after deputies recovered two 3D‑printed “ghost guns” during a January pursuit, according to federal prosecutors.
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Oregon officials issued an AMBER Alert for two Multnomah County sisters believed to be in danger, prompting cross‑border attention from Southwest Washington communities along the I‑5 corridor.
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Washington’s Public Disclosure Commission updated its penalty schedule for campaign‑finance violations effective November 5, 2025, raising baseline penalty ranges and shaping enforcement heading into the 2026 election cycle.
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Washington’s Public Disclosure Commission advanced plans to overhaul campaign‑finance reporting requirements while reporting a surge in pre‑election complaints and renewed enforcement activity.
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