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‘Home for the Holidays’ traffic safety campaign begins
While Washington state requires lawmakers to be at least 18 years old to serve, there’s still a chance for students to get involved in the legislative process. The application window for … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Application window to serve as legislative page in upcoming session now open
The Washington State Patrol (WSP), in partnership with the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) and law enforcement agencies across the state, began the “Home for the Holidays” … more
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Governor Jay Inslee listens to leaders from Native American tribes across Washington state during the Centennial Accord meeting at Lucky Eagle Casino on Tuesday, Oct. 31, in Rochester.
Washington governor, tribes talk business, fish and fentanyl
In separate interviews, Gov. Jay Inslee and W. Ron Allen, chairman of the Jamestown S’Klallam tribe, had the same message: Formal collaboration between the 29 federally recognized tribes in … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia.
Abbarno wants Legislature to renew and expand tax incentive program for businesses that hire veterans
State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, is again calling on the Legislature to renew a now-expired tax credit for businesses that hire veterans. He also wants to expand the program to include … more
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Leslie Lewallen smiles for a photo in front of a flag that flew over the White House at her Camas home.
‘I’m a fighter’: Southwest Washington has a new Republican candidate for Congress
The U.S. House of Representatives, for the last couple weeks, has been barely functional due to stubborn partisan divides in and outside of the Republican party. That doesn’t deter Leslie … more
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Cowlitz County man accused of trying to hire prostitute for his horse
A Longview man is accused of attempting to hire a prostitute for himself and his miniature horse. Jad K. Shipman, 48, of Longview, was arrested on Oct. 17 and released on $1,000 bail as he … more
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Study: Elk hoof disease goes beyond the hoof
A disease that has mangled the hooves of elk in Western Washington and other parts of the country is affecting more than just the animals’ feet, according to a new study from Washington State … more
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Washington state gubernatorial candidate Semi Bird speaks to guests at a private meet-and-greet event in north Clark County, Oct. 13.
GOP governor candidate makes Clark County visit
Richland Republican Semi Bird takes his position as a political outsider in stride in his campaign. In that position, he’s found a kindred spirit in Joe Kent, with whom he shares more than … more
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State disability committee seeking county resident comments
The Washington State Governor’s Committee on Disability Issues and Employment wants to hear from Clark County residents. The committee invites those living with disabilities to take part … more
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Jaime Herrera Beutler smiles as Edna Fund describes volunteer work accomplished during recent flooding while on a tour of Riverside Park in Centralia.
Former U.S. Rep Jaime Herrera Beutler running for lands commissioner
Southwest Washington’s former representative in Congress isn’t planning on taking too much of a break from government as Jaime Herrera Beutler has announced she is running for Washington … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Local, state and federal lawmakers unite in solidarity with Israel
It is a rare occasion when Southwest Washington’s state and federal representatives, senators and governor agree. Rarer, still, is the occasion that led to their agreement this week. … more
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Washington State University Associate Professor and Director of Rabies Free Tanzania, Dr. Felix Lankester gives a rabies shot to a dog in Tanzania. Sept. 28 was World Rabies Day. This year in Washington state, 13 cases of rabies have been reported, including one case in Thurston county.
WSU professor part of a global fight to end rabies in humans
One Washington State University associate professor is dedicating his work toward eradicating rabies, the world’s deadliest infectious disease, in countries like Tanzania in eastern Africa. … more
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State Rep. Jim Walsh speak to attendees at an Economic Alliance Summit event in Chehalis on Thursday.
Rep. Jim Walsh calls on legislators, governor to address rising gas prices
Washington state Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, has again called on the Legislature and governor to address the state’s rising gas prices. “In my district, and all around the state, … more
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Union representing Larch workers sues Department of Corrections over closure
The union representing Larch prison workers filed a lawsuit against the state Department of Corrections in Clark County Superior Court earlier this month over the imminent closure of Larch … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez smiles during a roundtable event at the Van der Salm Farm in Woodland on Tuesday, April 4.
Gluesenkamp Perez one of four backing agricultural right to repair legislation
Four Democrats in Congress last week introduced the Agricultural Right to Repair Act to increase the ability of farmers to fix their own belongings. Currently, some manufacturers of agricultural … more
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American Home Heating energy consultant Harry Lutz shows the HEPA air filter on the indoor unit of a heat pump in his model home on Galvin Road in Centralia.
Washington officials remove heat pump mandate, maintains natural gas ban
The Washington Energy Code Council has removed a mandate for heat pumps in new houses and apartments, though the delayed update still maintains certain regulations that building industry advocates … more
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Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks to members of the press during a legislative meeting inside the John A. Cherberg building in Olympia
WA Attorney General: $42 million recovered from fraudulent unemployment claims
An innovative legal effort has enabled Washington to recover $42 million originally paid out in fraudulent unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic, state Attorney General Bob Ferguson … more
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Public comment period for proposed Western gray squirrel uplisting extended
The Reflector The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has extended a public comment period about the department’s proposal to change the state listing status of the Western … more
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WDFW invites public comment on rule making to offer incentives for chronic wasting disease testing
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) invites the public to attend a virtual hearing and submit input on a proposed rule change that would allow WDFW to offer an incentive to hunters … more
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This photo of an elk on a street in Packwood was posted to Facebook by Cory Montgomery on Sept. 11.
Help that elk: Residents can slow disease spread by reporting hoof deformities, limps
Little is new under the Southwest Washington overcast. On Sept. 11, Cory Montgomery posted to a Packwood community Facebook page a photo of an elk with hoof deformities. All four of the … more
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