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Additional details offered in the investigation of Sept. 27 officer-involved shooting
Details released in the officer-involved shooting in Vancouver identify Officer Cameron McAnally as involved.
Vancouver Police investigate single vehicle crash
Vancouver Police investigate a single-vehicle crash on Burton Rd. with life-threatening injuries.
One arrested on attempted murder charge after shooting involving housemates in Yacolt
A Yacolt man was arrested on charges of attempted murder and domestic violence after shooting a housemate.
CCSO investigating suspicious death in Lakeshore area as a homicide
CCSO is investigating a suspicious death in Vancouver’s Lakeshore area as a homicide.
Washington’s highest-in-nation minimum wage to go up to $16.66 an hour in 2025
Washington’s minimum wage will rise to $16.66 per hour in 2025, impacting workers and employers statewide.
Opinion: Major supporter of Washington’s CO2 tax admits gas prices will fall if it is repealed
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains why gas prices will fall if Washington’s CO2 tax is repealed with I-2117.
Opinion: Candidates choose not to respond to questions
Dick Rylander discusses candidates’ reluctance to respond to public questions in the current election cycle.
Sheriff Horch to Host Town Hall in Ridgefield on Wed., Oct. 16
Sheriff John Horch to host a town hall in Ridgefield, sharing public safety updates and answering questions.
Congressional candidates square off in live debate
Congressional candidates Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Joe Kent squared off in a live debate covering the economy, border security, and more.
Traffic frustrations rise at new design at 34th Street and 164th Ave
Drivers frustrated with new design at SE 34th St. and 164th Ave, causing traffic backups and confusion over lane changes.
County seeks volunteers for openings on Telecommunications Commission
Clark County seeks volunteers for the Telecommunications Commission to advise on cable TV and telecom issues.
Commission on Aging completes emergency preparedness series at October meeting
The Commission on Aging completes its emergency preparedness series, focusing on alerts and warnings.
Opinion: Election Prep – Attorney general and senator
Story Excerpt Nancy Churchill provides insight into the races for Attorney General and U.S. Senator, as the general election approaches.
Apple Festival in Washougal returns on Sunday, Oct. 13
The 30th annual Apple Festival returns to Riverside Christian School in Washougal to raise funds for student financial aid.
Vancouver Police respond to suspicious device near ballot drop box
Vancouver Police responded to a suspicious device near a ballot drop box early Tuesday morning, with no injuries or damage reported.
Letter: Proposition 4 ‘will increase the burden on persons already struggling with housing and being able to stay in their homes’
Debra Kalz from Vancouver urges voters to reject Proposition 4, citing concerns over increased property taxes and housing burdens.
Opinion: I-2124 restores choice, could rightly rid people of WA Cares
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses how I-2124 could offer choice to workers and provide alternatives to the controversial WA Cares program.
County council seeks volunteer for the Planning Commission
Clark County Council seeks a volunteer for the Planning Commission to help with land-use planning in unincorporated areas of the county.