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Trucking industry accused of ‘undermining’ zero emission vehicle mandate
Trucking leaders say they aren’t trying to obstruct Washington’s electric vehicle mandates — they’re asking for a pause due to infrastructure and technology gaps.
IMPACT CW Food Drive returns for 11th Year to support area families
The 11th annual IMPACT CW Food Drive returns June 8 with food box assembly, donations, and a free community concert and BBQ at Parker’s Landing.
Plan for lane and ramp closures on SR 500 in Vancouver, May 27-28
Nighttime lane and ramp closures are scheduled May 27–29 on eastbound SR 500 in Vancouver as part of a pedestrian overcrossing project.
Vancouver City Council adopts new Economic Development Strategy
Vancouver City Council has adopted its first-ever five-year Economic Development Strategy to support jobs, innovation, and neighborhood investment.
Letter: ‘Objectivity to scientific decision-making should be present in government officials’
Vancouver resident Michael Glynn questions Clark County’s scientific objectivity in development decisions near a bald eagle nest.
Scooter operator dies after collision with two vehicles
A scooter operator was killed Wednesday night in a collision involving two vehicles on NW 78th Street in Vancouver.
Nearly sold out; Patriots United event set for tomorrow
Patriots United’s final event, “Preparing for the Next Plandemic,” takes place Friday evening at the Black Pearl in Washougal.
High school sports: Camas senior, Mountain View freshman win state girls golf championships
Girls golf state champions from Camas and Mountain View lead the start of a busy stretch of spring sports championships across Washington.
Subject of fireworks brought a passionate response to Clark County Council Time
Clark County councilors heard nearly two hours of public comment on fireworks Wednesday, ultimately deciding to revisit the topic later in the year.
Despite signing of anti-parents’ rights bill, ‘this isn’t over,’ says Sen. Perry Dozier
Sen. Perry Dozier criticized Gov. Bob Ferguson’s signing of HB 1296, calling it a partisan move that rolls back key parental rights established by Initiative 2081.
Sun Bucks program returns to provide summer food support for Washington children
Washington families will again receive summer food benefits through the SUN Bucks program, with up to 620,000 children eligible this year.
Opinion: Governor Ferguson signs the largest tax increase in Washington’s history into law
Mark Harmsworth critiques Washington’s new budget, calling it the largest tax increase in state history and warning that its burdens on businesses and consumers outweigh the benefits.
Opinion: Work? Strike? Whatever; Employers now required to pay union members not to work
A new Washington law allows striking workers to collect unemployment benefits, a move Elizabeth New argues will unfairly burden employers and encourage more frequent and prolonged strikes.
Ferguson signs budget boosting Washington state spending and taxes
Governor Bob Ferguson approved Washington’s new $77.8 billion budget and tax package Tuesday, raising business taxes and the gas tax to close a multibillion-dollar shortfall.
WA governor signs parental ‘bill of rights’ rewrite
Governor Ferguson signed legislation overhauling Washington’s parental rights law, keeping parts of Initiative 2081 while immediately enacting significant changes to student and parent protections.
Opinion: Parent notification of medical services, mental health issues involving students is removed
A new Washington state law removes parental notification requirements for student medical and mental health issues, reversing protections established by a 2023 voter-approved initiative.
Industry leaders hope to convince Clark County to not ban fireworks
Fireworks vendors and nonprofit partners plan to speak out against a proposed Clark County ban that would take effect in 2026.
CCRP issues ‘Call to Action’ to oppose proposed fireworks ban
The Clark County Republican Party is urging residents to attend Wednesday’s Council meeting to oppose a proposed countywide fireworks ban.