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Clark County begins construction on Harmony Sports Complex improvements
Clark County has begun parking lot and safety improvements at Harmony Sports Complex, including 200 new paved stalls and a new access point.
Rotary donation brings nature to the classroom
A donation from the Camas-Washougal Rotary brought nature indoors for students at Hathaway Elementary, transforming the school library with a calming tree mural.
Letter: C-TRAN Board improper meeting conduct
Camas resident Rick Vermeers criticizes the C-TRAN Board for misusing parliamentary procedure during a controversial vote on light rail.
GiveBig is Coming Tuesday, May 6
Furry Friends is raising $25,000 during GiveBig on May 6–7 to help cover the high cost of medical care for cats in need.
Opinion: TriMet’s ‘fiscal cliff’ a caution for Clark County taxpayers
Rep. John Ley warns that Portland’s financially troubled TriMet transit system could pose major risks to Clark County taxpayers as the I-5 Bridge replacement moves forward.
Public Disclosure Commission confirms Ridgefield School District broke state campaign laws during levy effort
The Public Disclosure Commission issued a formal warning to Ridgefield School District for using public resources to support levy campaigns, following complaints from Reform Clark County founder Ro…
Washington Democrats abandon property tax hike
Washington Democrats have abandoned their proposal to repeal the 1% cap on property tax growth, ending a major tax debate this legislative session.
Washington Parents Network files Title VI complaint against State Superintendent Reykdal
Washington Parents Network has filed a federal Title VI civil rights complaint against State Superintendent Chris Reykdal, challenging DEI programs and alleging multiple legal violations.
Senate Democrats approve first wave of massive tax hikes; an ‘expensive day for the taxpayers’
Senate Democrats approved a series of new tax increases Saturday, prompting Republican leaders to warn of higher costs for working families across Washington.
Chelatchie Prairie Railroad rehabilitation work begins in late April
Clark County will begin track maintenance on the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad in late April, with minor traffic impacts expected in Brush Prairie.
Vancouver Police investigate multiple vehicle crash
Two drivers were hospitalized after a high-speed crash involving three vehicles on NE 164th Avenue in Vancouver.
Major three car collision sends two drivers to hospital
Two drivers were hospitalized Saturday after a three-car crash in Vancouver prompted a major emergency response.
Letter: The slippery slope of Community Court expansion
Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi warns that the expansion of Community Court programs could erode equal justice and create a two-tiered legal system.
Letter: Voting NO on school levies doesn’t hurt kids — It demands accountability
Vancouver resident Justin Forsman challenges the messaging behind school levy campaigns, arguing that accountability and reform—not guilt-driven votes—are what students truly need.
Letter: Camas-Washougal new Regional Fire Authority Tax District on Tuesday. April 22 Special Election
Camas resident Margaret Tweet shares concerns about the proposed Regional Fire Authority tax district and its long-term financial impact ahead of the April 22 special election.
Rep. Walsh wants to bring DOGE to Washington state
Rep. Jim Walsh has introduced a bill to create the Washington Department of Government Efficiency, aiming to audit state agencies and cut waste as an alternative to proposed tax increases.
Opinion: Parents told to have a seat; government knows best
Elizabeth New says recent Washington legislation chips away at parental rights by allowing schools to facilitate health services without parent notification.
Fatal and serious injury collisions continue to increase
State and local agencies are warning drivers to slow down in work zones as fatal and serious injury crashes continue to rise across Washington and Clark County.