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Sunday event offers opportunity for area voters to meet and greet CCRP-endorsed Charter Review Commission candidates
Voters can meet CCRP-endorsed Charter Review Commission candidates and hear from WAGOP Chair Jim Walsh at a July 27 event in Battle Ground.
U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee bans transgender athletes from women’s sports
The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee will bar transgender athletes from competing in women’s categories, aligning with a Trump executive order and recent NCAA changes.
Opinion: Where does Washington state spend the CO2 tax revenue? More government
Todd Myers of Washington Policy Center argues that most CO2 tax revenue in Washington is spent on bureaucracy, not direct environmental benefits. He calls for science-based reforms.
Opinion: A brief history of turn signals
Doug Dahl explores the evolution of turn signal laws in Washington and how current rules fall short. He encourages drivers to go beyond the minimum to improve safety.
Expect delays on I-205 in Clark County, July 28-29
WSDOT crews will close the NE Padden Parkway on-ramp to northbound I-205 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on July 28–29 for brush removal and tree clearing in Vancouver.
POLL: Do you support Kaiser Permanente’s decision to stop gender-related surgeries for minors?
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks readers if they support Kaiser Permanente’s decision to stop gender-related surgeries for minors by August 29.
Opinion: Reform Clark County founder encourages voters to get engaged in Charter Review Commission voting
Editor Ken Vance highlights Reform Clark County founder Rob Anderson’s call for voters to get involved in the Charter Review Commission election, emphasizing public safety and government accountabi…
Vancouver Police continuing shooting investigation
Vancouver Police continue investigating a fatal shooting that left one woman dead and two men injured, with no known connection between the victims and the suspect.
‘Broadway comes to Camas, it’s showtime’
The 49th Annual Camas Days Festival returns this weekend with new musical acts, expanded Kids Street, local brews, and shuttle service for Saturday’s parade.
Opinion: Kaiser orders the Medical Mengeles to stop cutting on kids
Kaiser Permanente will end so-called gender-affirming surgeries for minors starting August 29, a decision Lars Larson calls long overdue.
Opinion: ‘Vote Before Tolls’ Initiative gains momentum across Oregon
With I-5 and I-205 tolling proposals still advancing, supporters of the Vote Before Tolls initiative say Oregon voters deserve the final say. IP-31 would require public votes before tolls take effect.
WAGOP expands program for supporting conservative School Board candidates across WA
The Washington State Republican Party is expanding its school board support program to 61 districts for 2025, offering campaign tools and resources to conservative candidates statewide.
County seeks applicants for Parks Advisory Board
Clark County is accepting applications to fill four vacancies on its Parks Advisory Board. Interested residents must apply by Sept. 1 for terms starting in 2026.
Board of Health seeks applicants for three Public Health Advisory Council positions
Clark County is seeking applicants for three Public Health Advisory Council seats representing a nurse, doctor, and aging community. Applications are due by Aug. 29.
County seeks applicants to fill two open District Court seats
Clark County is accepting applications to fill two District Court judge seats, with retirements by Judges Langsdorf and Osler set for later this year. Applications are due by Aug. 8.
Second phase of Vancouver Lake Management Plan completed
Clark County has completed Phase 2 of the Vancouver Lake Management Plan, addressing algae blooms, water quality, invasive species, and future funding needs as the next phase remains unfunded.
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
Vancouver Police are investigating a deadly shooting after a home invasion involving a shotgun left one woman dead, two injured, and the suspected gunman dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Fiscal Fallout: Washington ‘in the worst budget crisis we’ve ever had’
Washington faces a severe budget crisis, with looming Medicaid funding losses and major coverage impacts tied to federal changes, state officials told lawmakers this week.