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Rep. John Ley reaches plea agreement
Rep. John Ley pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor voter violations, receiving a suspended sentence and probation after facing felony charges over his 2022 election registration.
School levies, bond on the ballots for Feb. 11 election
Clark County voters will decide on school levies and a bond measure in the Feb. 11 election.
Rep. John Ley issues statement after Marie Gluesenkamp Perez invites the USDOT Secretary to discuss the I-5 Bridge Replacement Project
Rep. John Ley criticizes the I-5 Bridge project, arguing it prioritizes transit over reducing congestion and saving time.
Billboards make their argument for tunnel instead of bridge
Billboards in Portland urge leaders to consider an immersed tube tunnel as an alternative to the costly Interstate Bridge Replacement Project.
Washington bill protecting new student ‘identities’ clears committee
A Washington bill expanding protected classes in public schools, including gender identity and immigration status, moves forward despite concerns.
WSU Vancouver offers public workshop on how to pay for college
WSU Vancouver offers free workshops to help students and families navigate financial aid, loans, and scholarships.
Ramp meters bringing quicker commute times to I-205 in Clark County, Feb. 11
WSDOT activates the final ramp meter on I-205, aiming to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion.
VFD responds to commercial fire at storage units
Vancouver Fire crews responded to a commercial storage unit fire, working to suppress flames and protect stored items.
Washougal students explore local history thanks to grant
Washougal fourth graders explore local history at Two Rivers Museum, learning about Indigenous culture, industry, and early settler life.
Opinion: ‘Democrat party members here in the Pacific Northwest refuse to let the government enforce federal law and arrest illegal alien law breakers’
Lars Larson argues that Pacific Northwest leaders are obstructing federal immigration enforcement and harming public safety.
Law enforcement agencies in SW Washington team up for the Big Game
Law enforcement in Southwest Washington increases DUI patrols for the Big Game, promoting safe driving.
Letter: ‘You go Elon! Take a blow torch to it!’
Camas resident Anna Miller discusses U.S. foreign aid spending in 2024 and its impact on national priorities.
Letter: ‘Our children are our most precious resource, and it’s time to invest in them’
Ridgefield resident Amanda Watt urges support for Propositions 12 and 13, highlighting their impact on schools and the community.
Community Garden Club of Camas/Washougal announce its annual grants
The Community Garden Club of Camas/Washougal awards grants to local schools and a food bank, supporting education and community gardening projects.
I.F. Robotics team continues to excel with state championship
I.F. Robotics, a Vancouver-based student team, wins the FIRST Tech state championship and advances to worlds.
POLL: Will High School Sports Be Affected by the NCAA’s New Policy?
The NCAA’s ban on transgender women in women’s sports sparks debate—will high school sports follow suit? Vote in our weekly poll.
Opinion: Clark County loses a sports legend
Legendary Battle Ground basketball coach Butch Blue has passed away at age 78. He led Battle Ground High School to five state tournaments and a 1990 state championship.
NCAA bans men from playing in women’s sports
The NCAA has banned transgender women from competing in women’s sports, aligning with Trump’s executive order on Title IX.