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A bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock to improve the architectural licensing process unanimously passes committee
The process for people seeking to pursue an architectural career in Washington could be simplified if a bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock becomes law.
County schedules public meetings regarding population, housing and employment allocation
As part of the county’s efforts on the 2025 Comprehensive Growth Management Plan update, Clark County Council will hold a work session on Wed., Jan. 17, and a public hearing on Tue., Feb. 6.
Students in Washington could need to pass a financial literacy class to graduate
Understanding how a home mortgage works, how credit cards and debt can pile up and how to make a budget are critical financial life skills.
Opinion: Keep unemployment benefits for people who lose work through no fault of their own
A pair of bills moving in the Washington State Legislature would allow striking workers to receive unemployment benefits.
Forty-five homeless people died in Vancouver in 2023
Forty-five known homeless people died in Vancouver, in 2023, according to a recent update to the Vancouver City Council.
Opinion: SB 5882 would cut the ratio of teachers in public schools
Lawmakers are considering SB 5882, a bill to cut the ratio of certified teachers in public schools by increasing the number of non-teaching employees.
Homeless response system for Clark County prepares for severe weather
Council for the Homeless (CFTH) has issued a Severe Weather Alert for the homeless response system in Clark County for Friday (Jan. 12) through Tuesday (Jan. 16).
Clark County prosecutors reverse course and forward ‘Restore Election Confidence’ initiative to auditor
The recent filing of a Writ of Mandamus by “Restore Election Confidence” initiative sponsor Rob Anderson, has compelled the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office to reconsider its rejection of the propo…
Clark County Republican Party forced to postpone precinct caucuses
Clark County Republican Party precinct caucuses were scheduled to take place Saturday but school buildings were closed to anticipated winter weather.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Jan 12, 2024: Clark County Wrestling Championships called off due to weather; Seahawks talk, too
The Clark County Wrestling Championships have been called off due to the weather event, and the sports podcast talks about the decision-making process, plus has ideas of other county-wide sporting…
Local firefighters preparing for storm, too
Some fire engines already have chains on their tires for calls to upper elevations, and by Saturday, when a snowstorm is expected to hit all of Clark County, all emergency vehicles could be using t…
Community members rally in hopes of saving McGillivray Boulevard
Save Our Streets group says city did a poor job in communicating the major changes that are being proposed to McGillivray Blvd., including turning the four-lane thoroughfare into two lanes for moto…
POLL: What is a more efficient way to raise funds for transportation projects?
What is a more efficient way to raise funds for transportation projects?
Washington SOS certifies police pursuit initiative to the Legislature
The Washington Secretary of State’s Office has formally certified Initiative 2113 regarding police vehicular pursuits to be placed on the November ballot in the event that the Legislature doesn’t e…
Opinion: Washington state should stop collecting dues for unions, protect worker rights instead
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes the state-union partnership helps keep public workers in the dark about their rights.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson: When do the architects of the COVID catastrophe go on trial?
In his latest episode of his Uncensored series on X, Tucker Carlson asked New York Times reporter Alex Berenson when will the architects of the COVID “catastrophe’’ go on trial?
Heidi St. John publishes children’s picture book
Local author, speaker, podcaster, Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center founder, and homeschool advocate Heidi St. John has teamed up with Brave Books to publish a new children’s picture book.
Rep. Greg Cheney takes steps with dual bills to elevate transparency and accessibility in Washington’s elections
Rep. Greg Cheney, serves as the ranking member on the State Government and Tribal Relations Committee, has introduced two bills, House Bill 2032 and House Bill 1962.