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Opinion: John Ley pens letter to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg
John Ley challenges the I-5 Bridge Replacement project, urging Secretary Pete Buttigieg to reconsider federal funding.
Camas boys basketball coach resigns just before start of season
Camas boys basketball faces major change as head coach resigns just days before practice.
Opinion: Washington’s shift blue is a mirage
Nancy Churchill explains why Washington’s perceived shift blue after 2024 is a mirage.
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez submits I-5 Bridge public comment
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez pushes for extended I-5 Bridge public comment period.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office to host open house celebrating 175 years of service
Clark County Sheriff’s Office marks 175 years with a public open house on Dec. 3.
BGPS announces additional administrative changes
Battle Ground Public Schools announces new administrative roles at three schools.
City of Vancouver extends application deadline for two Boards and Commissions
City of Vancouver extends deadline to apply for boards and commissions, now Dec. 20.
High school football: A lifetime of Skyview memories for senior Kaden Hamlin
Skyview senior Kaden Hamlin cherishes another week of football as the Storm advance to state quarterfinals.
High school sports roundup: Columbia River rules volleyball again
Columbia River volleyball wins fourth consecutive state championship, leading a busy weekend in Clark County high school sports.
Rider injured in motorcycle-pickup collision
A motorcycle rider suffered life-threatening injuries in a collision with a pickup truck in Vancouver.
High school football: Nikko Speer’s exceptional ability at multiple positions a big key for Camas
Camas star Nikko Speer shines as linebacker and tight end, key to Papermakers’ state playoff run.
DOGE: Examples of federal spending that could be on the chopping block
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy lead the new Department of Government Efficiency, targeting controversial federal spending.
Washington auditor finds $1.9M in ‘double dip’ unemployment/paid leave payouts
Washington State Auditor finds $9 million in double-dipping unemployment and paid leave claims by the Employment Security Department.
Opinion: WA state wants to increase bureaucrats’ salaries by $1.3 billion despite claims the state is facing a budget shortfall
Washington state plans a $1.3 billion bureaucrat salary increase despite facing a significant budget shortfall.
Area races appear headed for an automatic recount
Several local races in Clark County head toward automatic recounts as vote counts remain close.
Hockinson School District hosts Journey tribute band for community benefit concert Dec. 5
Hockinson School District hosts a Journey tribute concert Dec. 5, supporting local families through a canned food drive.
Expect nighttime delays on southbound I-5 near Woodland, Nov. 19
Expect delays on southbound I-5 near Woodland on Nov. 19 for lane repairs improving driving safety on the North Fork Lewis River Bridge.
Washington state still grappling with ongoing EV charging challenges
Washington state faces challenges meeting demand for EV charging infrastructure, with an estimated need of 3 million ports by 2035.