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CA fires a good reminder for WA homeowners to check their insurance policies
Washington homeowners are reminded to review insurance policies to ensure wildfire and rebuilding coverage aligns with rising costs and risks.
Opinion: Skateboarding with traffic
Doug Dahl explains skateboarding laws, pedestrian rules, and traffic safety in Washington neighborhoods.
Camas, Seton Catholic lead the way with all-state football selections
Camas quarterback Jake Davidson leads 17 local players named to all-state football teams by the Washington State Football Coaches Association.
Battle Ground City Council seeks applications for vacated council position
Battle Ground City Council seeks applicants for Position #4 following Adrian Cortes’ resignation to serve in the State Senate.
Opinion: The taxation bait and switch
Nancy Churchill critiques proposed tax hikes by Washington Democrats, citing potential impacts on property owners and consumers.
Save Vancouver Streets vows to continue fight after city takes no action on its initiative
Save Vancouver Streets vows to continue its fight after the city council declined action on its initiative, sparking debate on the Complete Streets project.
Career fairs introduce employers to WSU Vancouver students
Employers invited to WSU Vancouver’s spring career fairs in March to connect with career-ready students.
Commission On Aging hosts members of the Youth Commission At First Meeting Of 2025
Commission on Aging and Youth Commission collaborate to discuss mental health and healing across generations.
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Parking Advisory Committee
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers for Parking Advisory Committee to shape parking policies and programs.
GOP lawmaker pitches portable student funding for kids trapped in failing schools
House Bill 1140 proposes portable student funding for low-income families, special needs students, and those in failing schools, aiming to reform education in Washington.
Opinion: Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg recommits to free speech
Mark Zuckerberg recommits to free speech, outlining changes to Meta’s policies on political content, censorship, and content moderation.
Influenza activity, emergency department visits and hospitalizations increasing in Clark County
Influenza activity in Clark County is rising sharply, with increased hospitalizations and emergency visits highlighting the importance of vaccinations and preventative measures.
Opinion: ‘We are running short on cash’
Dick Rylander and Larry Roe discuss the financial challenges facing Washington’s public schools and call for urgent reforms.
Opinion: New data show Washington’s CO2 emissions increased between 2012 and 2021
Todd Myers critiques Washington’s CO2 emissions data, urging better climate policies and innovative solutions to meet 2030 targets.
TriMet’s $21.8 million demand for light rail subsidies continues to be questioned
Debate heats up over TriMet’s $21.8M light rail subsidy request for Vancouver.
County Council seeks volunteers for new Agricultural Advisory Commission
Clark County Council seeks volunteers for its Agricultural Advisory Commission to shape agricultural sustainability policies.
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Vancouver Housing Authority Board
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers for the Housing Authority Board to shape affordable housing policies in Clark County.
Rep. Stephanie McClintock to serve as top Republican on Consumer Protection and Business Committee
Stephanie McClintock named top Republican on the Consumer Protection and Business Committee for the 2025 Washington state legislative session.