Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center discusses concerns about the impact of governm ...
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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. ...
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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 Vanco ...
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Opinion: Fact-checking a false claim about I-2109
Paul Guppy of the Washington Policy Center fact-checks claims about I-2109 and discusses the implica ...
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NRCC announces first TV ad in 3rd Congressional District race
NRCC launches the first TV ad in Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, targeting Democrat Marie G ...
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Opinion: Election prep – Secretary of state and auditor
Nancy Churchill discusses the upcoming statewide races for Secretary of State and State Auditor, hig ...
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Opinion: It’s not fraud; it’s WA Cares
Let’s Go Washington shares highlights from the ‘yes’ on I-2124 campaign’s meeting with the Seattle T ...
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WAGOP files election integrity lawsuit in Franklin County
WAGOP files a federal lawsuit against Attorney General Ferguson and Secretary of State Hobbs, challe ...
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County seeks applicants for Parks Advisory Board
Clark County seeks applicants for its Parks Advisory Board, offering an opportunity to shape parks p ...
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Washington health insurance rates to jump nearly 11% in 2025
Washington health insurance rates are set to increase by nearly 11% in 2025, impacting 280,000 state ...
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Opinion: 50.3% of Washington public school students at grade level in English, 39.7% in Math
Donald Kimball from Washington Policy Center argues that Education Savings Accounts could help stude ...
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Vancouver screening scheduled of ‘Vaxxed III: Authorized to Kill’
Vancouver screening of 'Vaxxed III: Authorized to Kill' scheduled for Sept. 18 at Vancouver Mall 23. ...
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League of Women Voters schedule candidate forums
The League of Women Voters is hosting candidate forums for Clark County races ahead of the Nov. 5 el ...
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Vancouver’s recreational burn ban ends Tuesday, Sept. 17
Vancouver’s recreational burn ban ends on Sept. 17, allowing campfires and outdoor fireplaces within ...
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Disturbance with a weapon leads to Camas council member’s arrest and recovery of firearm
Camas City Council member John Vincent Svilarich was arrested for Reckless Endangerment and Aiming/D ...
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Vancouver woman earns gold medal at the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation World Championship
Jennifer Cooper of Vancouver won a gold medal at the IBJJF World Championship, showcasing her except ...
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Opinion: Is government greed fueling the drive to defeat citizen-led ballot initiatives?
Paul Guppy of the Washington Policy Center discusses how government greed may be fueling opposition ...
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Opinion: WA Cares commission weighs in on how future recipients will be allowed to spend money
Elizabeth New (Hovde) from the Washington Policy Center discusses the ongoing challenges with WA Car ...
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Construction of new picnic shelter at Klineline Pond resumes
Construction of the new picnic shelter at Klineline Pond has resumed after being paused due to bald ...
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Vancouver man found deceased in car
A missing endangered Vancouver man, Christopher Neeley, was found deceased in his vehicle on NE 76th ...
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POLL: If Tri-Mountain Golf Course were sold, how would you feel about it being developed into something else?
Poll: How do you feel about the potential sale and development of Tri-Mountain Golf Course? Share yo ...
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ODOT has a $1.7 billion annual funding shortfall and wants new taxes
ODOT faces a $1.7 billion annual funding shortfall and seeks new taxes to address transportation nee ...
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Gluesenkamp Perez urges IBR Program to limit costs to drivers, prioritize traffic reduction in final project design
Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez urges the IBR Program to prioritize traffic reduction and limit tolling in th ...
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County to go out to bid for sale of Tri-Mountain Golf Course
Clark County to go out to bid for the sale of Tri-Mountain Golf Course in Ridgefield. ...
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Vancouver man faces attempted murder charge after shooting woman in head
A Vancouver man is facing an attempted murder charge after allegedly shooting a woman in the head, w ...
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Empty Bowls Camas brings artists and restaurants together for fundraiser
Empty Bowls Camas will feature handcrafted bowls and food from five local restaurants to raise funds ...
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Opinion: Fact check – Will repealing Washington’s CO2 tax harm ‘roads and bridges?’
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center says legislators and activists understand that residents ...
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Opinion: Turn signals in parking lots
Doug Dahl of Target Zero answers whether turn signals are required in parking lots, explaining their ...
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County to repair portions of parking lots at Pacific Community Park and Hockinson Meadows Community Park
Clark County Public Works will repair and restripe parking lots at Hockinson Meadows and Pacific Com ...
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American Legion Smith-Reynolds Post 14 and Auxiliary Unit open fiscal year with new leadership
American Legion Smith-Reynolds Post 14 in Vancouver starts the new fiscal year with new leadership a ...
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Ferguson, Reichert exchange jabs during gubernatorial debate
Washington gubernatorial candidates Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert faced off in a heated debate, tac ...
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Opinion: State worker contract secrecy benefits no one
Elizabeth New Hovde argues that private salary negotiations between the state and public employee un ...
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Washougal School Board welcomes new board member
Jane Long was sworn in as the newest member of the Washougal School Board, representing Director Dis ...
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Superior Court Adult Drug Court recognizes 25-year anniversary with tribute celebration
Superior Court Adult Drug Court will celebrate its 25th anniversary on Sept. 25 at Clark College wit ...
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Opinion: Election prep – Governor and lieutenant governor
Nancy Churchill discusses the duties of Washington’s governor and lieutenant governor, introducing R ...
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Letter: ‘We must band together and make difficult choices’
Anna Miller invites the community to attend the CCRW Sept. 19 dinner meeting with Washington GOP Cha ...
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Ferguson, Reichert set to square off Tuesday in first of two gubernatorial debates
Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert are set to square off in a televised gubernatorial debate in Seattle ...
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Opinion: The facts on I-2019, the possible repeal of Washington’s Income tax on capital gains
Paul Guppy discusses the possible repeal of Washington’s income tax on capital gains and its effects ...
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Letter: The IBR’s deadly bribe
Retired engineer Bob Ortblad raises safety concerns about the I-5 Bridge replacement project, highli ...
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Commission on Aging to confirm 2025 work plan at annual retreat
Clark County’s Commission on Aging will confirm the 2025 work plan at its annual retreat this month. ...
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Suspicious devices found outside vacant home
Suspicious devices were found outside a vacant home in Vancouver, prompting the involvement of the r ...
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Patriot Day Salute set for Wednesday, Sept. 11, at City Hall
Vancouver to host a Patriot Day Salute on Sept. 11 at City Hall to honor the lives lost during the 9 ...
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Resource fair for senior citizens to be held in Washougal on Sept. 14
A Senior Education Resource Fair will be held on Sept. 14 in Washougal, hosted by Columbia River Rea ...
IBR program to publish its Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement Fri., Sept. 20
The Interstate Bridge Replacement program is set to release its Draft Supplemental Environmental Imp ...