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Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene, Red Cross, others team up to aid displaced residents
Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene and Red Cross help displaced residents after a Vancouver apartment fire, providing temporary shelter and support.
WSDOT: State highway system in ‘early stages of failure’
WSDOT reports the Washington state highway system is in the ‘early stages of failure’ due to a lack of maintenance and funding prioritization.
Vancouver begins recruitment for next police chief
Vancouver opens recruitment for a new police chief, seeking community input through a survey on leadership qualities.
VPD detectives provide new details on missing endangered teen
VPD detectives update search for missing endangered teen Tristan Huang, last seen near the I-205 bridge.
County Climate Project Community Advisory Group to meet Sept. 25
Clark County Climate Project’s Community Advisory Group to meet Sept. 25 to discuss new climate change policy recommendations for the county.
CCSO investigating a domestic violence murder in Orchards
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a domestic violence murder in Orchards, with Dwyane Robinson arrested and booked for Murder in the First Degree.
WSDOT faces $900 million funding gap by 2027-2029 biennium
WSDOT faces a $900 million funding gap by 2027-2029, with key factors being reduced gas tax revenue and increased capital project costs.
Opinion: The $42 billion internet program that has connected zero people
Donald Kimball critiques the $42 billion BEAD program for failing to provide internet access while private networks continue to expand coverage.
Letter: ‘Their motivation is money’
Vancouver resident Sarah Akey criticizes the city council’s opposition to four citizen-backed initiatives that aim to lower costs and give citizens more choices.
Recreational burn ban lifted in Battle Ground
Recreational burn ban lifted in Battle Ground due to cooler temperatures and reduced wildfire danger.
WSDOT Travel Advisory: Expect daytime delays for paving work on SR 14 in Washougal Thursday
WSDOT crews will perform paving work on SR 14 near Washougal River Road, causing daytime delays with single-lane closures.
Video: Empty Bowls Camas a big success for Inter-Faith Treasure House
The Empty Bowls Camas event raised funds for Inter-Faith Treasure House by combining local art and food, raising hunger awareness in the community.
CCRCC adopts resolution condemning political violence
The Clark County Republican Central Committee adopts a resolution condemning political violence following an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
WAGOP chair files lawsuit against consent decree overturning voter residency requirement
Jim Walsh, WAGOP Chair, files a lawsuit challenging the overturning of Washington’s 30-day voter residency requirement, citing election integrity concerns.
Opinion: Government controlling the price of prescription drugs is not promising
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center discusses concerns about the impact of government price controls on prescription drugs and Medicaid reform.
Vancouver awarded $10 million low-interest loan from Washington State Department of Commerce
Vancouver receives a $25 million loan to fund PFAS treatment upgrades at Water Station 4.
Members of the Vancouver City Council vote to endorse Police Services Levy Proposition 4
The Vancouver City Council endorsed Proposition 4, a tax levy to fund more police officers for Vancouver.
Kendall Mairs, multi-sport extraordinaire at Camas, is laser-focused on volleyball now
Camas’ Kendall Mairs shifts her focus to volleyball in her senior year after an impressive multi-sport career that includes a state basketball championship.