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Letter: Thank you, Camas voters, for fiscal responsibility
Camas voters rejected a proposed utility tax increase, calling for fiscal responsibility and better budgeting without additional taxes.
Opinion: Proposal could increase child care cost, decrease access, limit flexibility
Opinion: Proposal could increase child care cost, decrease access, limit flexibility
Washington looks to raise $1.6 billion from tolls for new I-5 bridge
Washington lawmakers are planning to raise billions through tolls to fund the new I-5 bridge connecting Washington and Oregon.
National Weather Service issues Hazardous Weather Conditions warning
The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather warning for Vancouver, with freezing rain, snow, and gusty winds impacting travel and city operations.
High school boys basketball: Prairie’s program getting back to its traditional winning ways
Prairie High School boys basketball is back on top, winning a league title and a key playoff game as they push for a return to the state tournament.
Initial results from Feb. 11 special election provided
Initial results from the Feb. 11 special election show tight races for school levies and bonds across Clark County, with some measures passing and others facing rejection.
High school basketball: Chaos starts today with playoffs, and a challenging weather forecast
High school basketball playoffs begin this week in Southwest Washington, with teams battling for state tournament berths while officials monitor winter weather conditions.
Widow of fallen Vancouver Police Officer files lawsuit
The widow of Vancouver Police Officer Donald Sahota has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Clark County and Deputy Jonathan Feller, alleging negligence in his fatal shooting.
Chat with the champions: Hudson’s Bay bowlers all about team and friendship first
Hudson’s Bay and Skyview high schools claimed state bowling championships, with Sanaa Tyler winning the 2A individual title and MJ Westmorland finishing second.
Initial election results show Ridgefield School District’s two levies passing
Initial election results show Ridgefield School District’s two levies passing, providing continued funding for educational programs, technology, and facility improvements.
Rep. Kevin Waters bill to assist breweries with food service receives committee approval
A bill from Rep. Kevin Waters that would allow breweries to subcontract food service has passed committee approval, with two other bills also moving forward in the legislative process.
Nonprofit says ‘crazy fad’ of gender reassignment ideology is ‘a fever that is breaking’
A nonprofit says the gender reassignment trend is shifting as medical providers respond to new policies and legal challenges.
County’s Auto License office to be closed Feb. 14-17 as part of statewide updates
Clark County Auto Licensing offices will close Feb. 14-17 for statewide system upgrades, affecting online services and in-person renewals.
Community members invited to connect with local employers at RSD’s 2nd annual Industry Hiring Fair
Job seekers and community members can connect with local employers and explore career opportunities at Ridgefield School District’s 2025 Industry Hiring Fair.
All Kids Bike, HDR Foundation team up for special surprise at Fruit Valley Elementary School
Fruit Valley Elementary received 24 Strider Bikes through a donation from the HDR Foundation, supporting the All Kids Bike Learn-To-Ride Program.
Stay safe in freezing temperatures with these winter weather tips
Stay safe during freezing temperatures with these winter weather tips as Washington experiences a cold snap. Learn how to protect yourself and others.
WHS Hosts Knowledge Bowl Competition for area high schools
Washougal High School hosted a regional Knowledge Bowl competition, where students from five area high schools tested their academic skills.
Commission on Aging hosts discussion about access to healthy food
The Commission on Aging will host a discussion on improving access to healthy food, featuring local experts on gardening and food programs.