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March 4, 2026
The Kelso City Council meets tonight to receive the annual report from Police Chief Rich Fletcher and review council committee assignments for the year.
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The Make America Healthy Again movement is shaping national environmental rules through new collaboration with the EPA—changes that could reach Longview’s industrial corridor.
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Residents of a downtown Vancouver assisted living facility remain under water restrictions as officials continue testing for Legionella bacteria linked to Legionnaires’ disease.
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Vancouver residents joined advocates statewide in Olympia during Latino Legislative Day, calling for stronger limits on cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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A new Vietnamese military memo from August 2024 reveals internal preparations against possible U.S. aggression, even as Vietnam deepens its formal partnership with Washington.
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A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to end temporary protections for Haitians living and working in the U.S., affecting roughly 350,000 people nationwide.
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The Washington State Senate passes a resolution honoring Cal Raleigh’s record‑setting 2025 season and the Mariners’ remarkable run to the AL West crown.
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An 18-year-old man was arrested Sunday evening in South Seattle after a brief police pursuit following a reported drive-by shooting, according to Seattle Police.
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Colton School District closed Monday after a surge in illness-driven absences, while nearby Corbett schools reopened following a similar outbreak.
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Clark County prosecutors have withdrawn their bid to disqualify Judge Tsering Cornell from violent and sexual offense cases after defense attorneys raised constitutional objections—restoring normal case assignments and reaffirming judicial independence.
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The Washington Supreme Court affirmed dismissal in State v. Yellowcalf (No. 86685-1), emphasizing the limits of prosecutorial evidence and proper procedural standards for trial courts.
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The Washington Court of Appeals has upheld a tax ruling involving Seattle law firm Betts Patterson & Mines and the state Department of Revenue, reaffirming DOR’s position in a 2025 opinion.
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