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Ridgefield Costco’s traffic management plan aims to minimize disruptions during the store’s grand opening on August 29.

Doug Dahl of The Wise Drive explains when speeding crosses the line into reckless driving in Washington state.

Clark County’s Community Advisory Group will meet Aug. 28 to discuss climate change policy recommendations.

Public Health issues warning for Vancouver Lake due to elevated toxin levels.

Joe Kent, with support from House Speaker Mike Johnson, held a fundraising event in Vancouver to boost his campaign for the 3rd Congressional District.

A hand recount will determine who will face Jaime Herrera Beutler in the state lands commissioner race, as only 51 votes separate the second-place candidates.

Ridgefield High School kicks off the football season with a Midnight Madness practice, a growing tradition for the Spudders.

Vancouver seeks a service provider to operate a 150-bed bridge shelter as part of its homelessness response.

Free meals for Battle Ground Public Schools students in 2024-25, reimbursed by the federal government.

Nancy Churchill shares insights on ballot hygiene and the importance of early voting for registered voters in Washington state.

A suspect in a Vancouver park child abduction attempt is now in custody, facing charges of unlawful imprisonment and assault.

Clark County Council seeks applicants for the library board, focusing on residents outside Vancouver and Camas.

Washington truckers warn that California’s emissions policy could disrupt the supply chain.

ilani BBQ Fest returns to Ridgefield with celebrity chefs and BBQ contests.

Seattle Times editorial critiques school choice, Liv Finne responds with facts on benefits for needy Washington students.

Clark County Community Court celebrates its new Vancouver location with a ribbon cutting ceremony, helping individuals avoid future involvement with the criminal justice system.

Clark County Public Works will upgrade Sifton Neighborhood Park in Vancouver, Washington, starting in September 2024, causing temporary closures and noise.

Furry Friends hosts cat adoption events at East Vancouver PetSmart every weekend from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.