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Prosecutor declines charges in criminal case
Attorneys say the prosecutor's decision on criminal charges has no bearing on the $27 million civil lawsuit.
Opinion: The County Charter shows that Councilor Fuentes must resign Fourth Plain Forward or County Council
Anderson argues Charter Section 8.8 bars Fuentes from holding both his council seat and his paid role at Fourth Plain Forward, a County contractor that received roughly $299,000 in 2025.
Letter: Leadership vs. more of the same
Gary Perman argues Rep. David Stuebe voted against SB 6346, gas taxes, and new property and business taxes in his first term.
Eileen Quiring O’Brien campaign provides statement on alleged voter roll roll failure and election conflict of interest in Clark County auditor’s race
Incumbent auditor Greg Kimsey retained the husband of a defeated political rival to send a $5,000-per-violation demand letter to the Quiring O'Brien campaign.
Sheriff provides statement on prosecuting attorney’s determination in May 7, 2025, deadly force incident
The Clark County Prosecuting Attorney found Deputy Bryson Layton's deadly force against Marc Fogle lawfully justified under Washington's objective good faith standard.
Two-alarm apartment fire at Vancouver Mall Drive
Vancouver firefighters rescued an occupant from a burning apartment at 7609 NE Vancouver Mall Drive Saturday morning.
Jennifer Sey, high school athletes, girls’ supporters gather in Vancouver Saturday
Female athletes from Arizona, Washington, Georgia, Colorado, and California joined Sen. John Braun and gymnast Jennifer Sey at a Vancouver rally supporting I-638.
High school football: Skyview’s TyAllen Edmon highlights how the Storm became so strong
Skyview linebacker TyAllen Edmon credits last year's 3-6 season as the motivation driving the Storm's 5-0 start.
Jennifer Sey scheduled to appear at Protect Girls Sports Rally in Vancouver on Saturday
Jennifer Sey, the 1986 U.S. All-Around gymnastics champion, headlines a noon rally Saturday at Firmly Planted Family in Vancouver supporting I-638.
Dozer Day weekend kicks off with career fair for students, then two days of family fun
Close to 1,000 high school students met with trades industry leaders at the Dozer Day Hands-On Career Fair Friday.
The Study of Sports Podcast Oct. 2, 2026: The sports enthusiasts about the number of high school football programs who are not getting big numbers; plus schedule talk, too
A Class 4A program near Clark County lacks enough players for varsity, JV, and freshmen teams.
POLL: Do you think government-subsidized housing programs are an effective use of public funds?
Readers are asked whether government-subsidized housing programs justify their costs compared to private development.
City manager submits recommended 2027/28 biennial budget to Vancouver City Council
Vancouver's recommended 2027/28 budget totals $2.3 billion, including $706.4 million in capital investments.
Poll shows Third Congressional District race has a razor thin margin
A DHM Research/OPB poll puts John Braun at 48% and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez at 47% in Washington's 3rd Congressional District.
Operation Christmas Child starts its 2026 campaign, looking to send gifts to millions of children
George Onyango, now 41, says a shoebox of gifts sent to him in Uganda at age 14 saved his life.
Legislative staff in WA state Senate reject new contract
Senate Democratic Caucus staff rejected a contract offering no pay raise and no just-cause protections against dismissal.
Pumpkin patch highlight: Bi-Zi Farms owners share how the business developed
The Zimmerman family has farmed their Brush Prairie land since 1872, pivoting to agritourism after the 1980s farm crisis.
County councilors discuss letter regarding timing, cost of SAVE Act
Clark County Council debated sending a letter on SAVE Act timing and costs, settling on asking the auditor for county-specific facts.