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What’s next for Washington’s challenge to Trump’s birthright citizenship order?
Washington continues to pursue a nationwide block of Trump’s order restricting birthright citizenship, despite a new Supreme Court ruling narrowing that option.
Opinion: ‘The precious right of citizenship’
Lars Larson argues that America is finally beginning to end birthright citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants, following new Supreme Court decisions and an executive order from Presiden…
Application period now open for 2026 Historical Promotion Grants
The Historical Promotion Grants program is designed to increase awareness and education to better preserve, exhibit, and/or interpret local history and historic preservation VANCOUVER – The Clark C…
POLL: What should lawmakers prioritize to avoid a budget shortfall by 2027?
Despite record tax hikes, Washington may face a deficit and could dip into reserves Washington state faces a potential budget shortfall by the end of the 2025–27 biennium, despite record-high tax r…
OSPI remains defiant as federal funding for Washington state schools is at risk
State Superintendent Chris Reykdal says OSPI will not alter its transgender sports policies despite a federal investigation and possible loss of $56 million in education funding.
Prevent fires, injury and waterway contamination with proper fireworks disposal
Clark County urges residents to properly dispose of fireworks after Fourth of July celebrations to reduce fire risk, protect sanitation workers, and prevent pollution.
Opinion: DOJ Files Ninth Circuit Amicus Brief in support of WSU football coach fired for not taking COVID vaccine
Bill Bruch reacts to the U.S. Department of Justice filing an amicus brief in support of Nick Rolovich’s appeal, arguing his firing by WSU violated federal religious freedom protections.
Opinion: Riding in the bed of a pickup
Doug Dahl of Target Zero breaks down what Washington law says about riding in the back of a pickup — and whether it changes in a parade or protest.
Expect delays on I-5 in Clark County for utility work Friday, June 27
Drivers on northbound I-5 near 179th Street in Clark County should expect delays Friday due to WSDOT light pole maintenance and lane closures between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Community celebrates 60 years of health, connection and creativity at Marshall Community Center
The Marshall Community Center will mark its 60th anniversary with a free community celebration featuring games, swimming, crafts, and memories from decades of service.
Korean War anniversary: Community promises to never forget The Forgotten War
Veterans, families, and community leaders gathered at the VA Medical Center in Vancouver to mark 75 years since the Korean War began and to ensure it is never forgotten.
WA may have to dip into emergency reserves, despite historic tax increases
Despite record revenue and the largest tax hike in state history, Washington may face a budget shortfall by 2027 and could need to tap emergency reserves, according to the latest ERFC report.
Sale of fireworks begins June 28, use in unincorporated area allowed only on July 4
Fireworks sales begin June 28 in Clark County, but use is only allowed on July 4 in unincorporated areas; officials emphasize safety and local restrictions.
Opinion: Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen thinks Washington is a great place to do business
Washington Policy Center’s Mark Harmsworth challenges Sen. Jamie Pedersen’s claim that Washington is a top state for business, pointing to data showing the opposite.
Storm Nation Foundation, a nonprofit organization providing scholarships for Skyview seniors, awards $21,000
The Storm Nation Foundation awarded $21,000 in scholarships to nine graduating Skyview seniors, recognizing achievements in academics, leadership, STEM, the arts, and more.
Construction begins on wetland restoration at county’s 78th Street Heritage Farm
A new restoration project is underway at 78th Street Heritage Farm to enhance wetlands and protect Cougar Creek’s headwaters, with support from local agencies and the state Department of Ecology.
Battle Ground Public Schools announces administrative changes for 2025-26
Battle Ground Public Schools has announced several administrative changes for the 2025-26 year, including a new superintendent and multiple leadership transitions at the building and district levels.
Results of heat mapping project show unequal distribution of heat in Clark County
A county-wide heat mapping effort found dramatic differences in temperature across Clark County, with more developed areas experiencing hotter conditions and greater health risks during heat events.