Jefferson County, Oregon, is facing a mounting prosecutor shortage as former Wasco County DA Eric Nisley emerges as the only declared candidate for district attorney. The situation reflects wider challenges…
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February 27, 2026
The CIA has officially ended public access to the World Factbook after more than 60 years. The move leaves a unique public data resource obsolete—raising questions for educators, researchers, and anyone seeking trusted global data.
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The City of Longview has launched Longview 101, an eight-session civic education program designed to give residents firsthand insight into how their local government operates.
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The I‑5 Bridge Replacement Program has completed its Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement, moving the project closer to final federal approval by summer.
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Clark College’s Veterans Center of Excellence will hold a series of free workshops starting Feb. 10 on suicide prevention and awareness, open to both veterans and the public.
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A federal judge temporarily restricted ICE officers from using tear gas at Portland protests after reports of gas deployment against families and children prompted public outrage.
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Nearly every Oregon school district has implemented a cellphone ban under Gov. Tina Kotek’s 2025 executive order, with early reports showing improved focus and classroom engagement.
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A Seattle federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by Patriot Front members alleging infiltration and exposure of personal data, ruling the claims didn’t meet federal computer fraud standards.
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Yakima-born country artist Zach Top has won the 2026 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Country Album, elevating a farm town upbringing into a national country music triumph.
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The federal government has earmarked $100 million for light rail construction as part of the Interstate Bridge Replacement project connecting Portland and Vancouver, reigniting debate across Southwest Washington over cost and scope.
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For the first time in U.S. history, former President Bill Clinton will be compelled to testify before Congress—along with Hillary Clinton—after both agreed to testify in the House’s Epstein investigation in late February, sidestepping a contempt vote.
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Hundreds rallied in Olympia supporting Washington’s proposed ‘millionaire tax’ as SB 6346 advanced with new revisions, now heading toward a potential Senate floor vote.
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Which U.S. states are sending the most athletes to the 2026 Winter Olympics? Colorado tops the list, followed by Minnesota and California, per official data.
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