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Rep. Corry wants Legislature to go full speed ahead on easing police pursuit rules
Washington state Republicans are not giving up on efforts to amend police pursuit rules, despite the fact majority Democrats have yet to schedule a hearing on Initiative 2113.
Opinion: National lab study shows EVs are more expensive than gas-powered cars and provide modest CO2 reduction
Do electric vehicles (EVs) affordably reduce CO2 emissions and save money for their owners despite their higher purchase price?
Report: COVID-vaccine maker monitored popular critics of the jab
Pharmaceutical giant Moderna tracked the content of popular media personalities who were critical of the COVID-19 vaccine seeking to censor what the company deemed as “misinformation.”
Opinion: The curious last-minute lawsuit to stop a free market merger
The state of Washington is suing to stop the merger of Kroger and Albertsons.
City of Vancouver now accepting short-term rental permit applications
The city of Vancouver is now accepting permit applications for its new short-term rental pilot program.
First look at Vancouver waterfront MAX station revealed
During a Community Advisory Group meeting last Thursday afternoon, the Interstate Bridge Replacement program team revealed the first graphics on what three possible options for a proposed waterfron…
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra welcomes winners from its young artists competition
Three gifted musicians, chosen from more than 100 applicants in a nationwide competition, will perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra this weekend.
Ridgefield City Council appoints Ron Onslow mayor, Jennifer Lindsay mayor pro tem
Ron Onslow was appointed as Ridgefield’s mayor at the City Council meeting on Thu., Jan. 11. Jennifer Lindsay was appointed as mayor pro tem.
City of Vancouver welcomes new director to public works
The city of Vancouver has announced the appointment of a new Public Works director.
Construction on guardrail replacement project beginning Monday
Construction will begin to replace guardrail on Mon., Jan. 22 at the three locations: Northwest 36th Avenue, Northeast 10th Avenue, and Northeast Boutelle Road. These roads are in the Felida, Dolla…
Vancouver Police investigate stolen Vancouver Fire Department vehicle, suspect arrested
On Monday at about 10:30 p.m., Vancouver Police responded to a report of a Vancouver Fire Department truck being stolen from the scene of a medical call while paramedics were inside with a patient.
Washington coaches name their all-state football teams
Camas, Evergreen, Seton Catholic, and La Center each had two players named to all-state football teams, presented by the Washington State Football Coaches Association.
Republican Senate leader decries bill that would triple property tax lid
State Senate Republican leader John Braun is decrying a bill proposed by majority Democrats that, if enacted, could triple Washington’s 1 percent limit on annual property tax increases.
Opinion: Cold weather reveals wind’s vulnerabilities and the need to empower energy consumers
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses the need to ensure Washington has energy sources that can be turned on when needed.
Obituary: Reha Parthene Seekins (July 19, 1922-Jan. 3, 2024)
Proebstel resident Reha Seekins departed this world peacefully in her home with loved ones at her side.
Wind-driven fire damages east county home
Firefighters battled wind and cold temperatures, and water supply challenges along with a house fire on Blair Road Saturday (Jan. 13) afternoon and into the evening.
Washington legislation would increase penalties on highway-blocking protests
“We’re just done.” That’s what Rep. Andrew Barkis, R-Auburn, is hearing from constituents about protesters blocking freeways.
Washougal School District seeks community input to address $3 million budget shortfall
Washougal School District leaders and school board members are inviting community members to share ideas about budget reductions needed to address a $3 million shortfall in the 2024-2025 school dis…