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Questions remain about the costs of State Building Code Council’s gas phaseout
An appeal has been filed with the Governor’s Office over the State Building Code Council’s denial of the Washington Policy Center’s petition regarding the requirement the SBCC analyze the cost of n…
Letter: Ridgefield resident responds to statement against Ridgefield school bond proposal
Ridgefield resident Steve May offers his support for ‘Yes’ votes on Proposition 10 and Proposition 11 in the April 23 special election.
Vancouver Fire responds to a house fire with arcing power lines
At 10:40 p.m. Friday (April 5), the Vancouver Fire Department was dispatched to the report of a house fire with power lines arcing outside the house at 3508 X St.
Letter: Mom of 5 – ‘Please vote for our kids’
Ridgefield resident Michelle Carroll offers her support for the Ridgefield school bond in the April 23 special election.
New poll has Dave Reichert leading Bob Ferguson in race to succeed Inslee
New poll has Dave Reichert leading Bob Ferguson in race to succeed Inslee. This November, Washington voters will decide everything from three-term Gov. Jay Inslee’s successor to three initiatives t…
WAGOP builds on recent legislative success with a pair of ‘Initiatives to the People’
Despite historic and significant wins for Republicans during the recent legislative session the work to fix what’s broken in Washington under Democrat one-party rules continues.
Arrest made in connection to firearm incident at Vancouver Mall
One parent allegedly pointed a gun toward another parent after a group of teens got in a fight two weeks ago at the Vancouver Mall.
Clark County Youth Commission seeks volunteers
Clark County Youth Commission seeks volunteers. Youth ages 11-19 can serve on commission that advises Clark County Council and other organization on how their work affects young people in the region.
Financial advice: Six ideas for your tax refund
It is tax season, and for many, that means a refund is on the way, and a manager from WaFd Bank in Vancouver has tips on what to do with that money.
Vancouver Volcanoes back home for Saturday night game
Vancouver’s professional basketball team is 6-2 this season, and they return home Saturday night to face Wenatchee in a 7 p.m. game at Hudson’s Bay High School.
Recreational spring Chinook fishing extended on Columbia River
There were lower-than-expected catches in March, so fishery managers have extended the recreational spring Chinook opportunity another four days until April 9.
Love Street Playhouse presents The Sunshine Boys
Love Street Playhouse is proud to present Neil Simon’s hilarious comedy The Sunshine Boys.
Opinion: The Federal Government is threatening to withhold rent subsidizes if rent goes up too much
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center explains that rent control reduces access to new affordable housing. When the government imposes price controls, supply quickly dries up.
Opinion: ‘Why is safety taking a back seat at Ridgefield School District’
Ridgefield resident Heidi Pozzo shares her thoughts on funding for needed band room acoustic upgrades at Ridgefield High School.
SCOTUS denies stay, allowing new redistricting map to go into effect
16 Clark County precincts likely moved from 17th to 20th District in redistricting lawsuit decision. While appeals can go forward in the future, the Lasnik map will be used for the 2024 election cy…
POLL: Were lawmakers wrong to not consider broad-based tax relief during the 2024 legislative session?
Were lawmakers wrong to not consider broad-based tax relief during the 2024 legislative session?
Washington initiative could cease most funding for state’s EV investments
An initiative on the November ballot could eliminate almost all of the revenue currently diverted by the state toward electrifying the public and private transportation sector.
Opinion: Initiatives passing the legislature was a step toward rebuilding trust
Paul Guppy of the Washington Policy Center says the three initiatives passed by large bipartisan margins by the legislature recently moves our state forward in rebuilding trust in our public instit…