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ODOT’s 86 percent cost of collecting tolls on I-205 revealed
Oregon Department of Transportation faces significant financial challenges, as tolling plans reveal a high cost of collection and potential traffic diversion; West Linn Mayor Rory Biolostosky raise…
Washington state could spend up to $120,000 per vehicle on EV truck subsidies
Washington taxpayers could pay as much as $120,000 per vehicle on electric heavy duty truck subsidies as part of a planned state voucher program intended to transition the transportation sector awa…
Opinion: State is going after the wrong goals in health care
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides an update on the recent Universal Health Care Commission meeting.
Doctors no longer forced to sing COVID narrative in one state
There’s been a victory for free speech as a state law that limited what doctors could say about COVID-19 has hit the trash bin.
Prospective students invited to Preview Day at WSU Vancouver
Prospective college students are invited to Washington State University Vancouver’s Preview Day from 10 a.m. to noon Jan. 20.
Vancouver Police investigate homicide
On Saturday at about 3:20 a.m., Vancouver Police responded to the intersection of E 18th St and Bryant St. for the report of gunshots heard and a person on the sidewalk that had been shot.
Flash Love blesses more than 160 families during Christmas season
Over 160 families were blessed this holiday season by the group Flash Love, led by Andrey Ivanov.
Opinion: It looks like the Interstate Bridge Replacement could cost $9 billion
Just 13 months after raising the price of the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) project by more than 50 percent, the state DOTs say it will cost even more.
Despite decreases in mortgage rates, availability of homes yet to rebound
This week, Cano Real Estate Broker Megan Storie shared her comprehensive analysis of the current real estate landscape in Clark County and Southwest Washington.
Community members invited to apply for a position on Vancouver’s new Police Community Advisory Committee
The city of Vancouver is now seeking community members to join its newly formed Police Community Advisory Committee.
City of Battle Ground announces Michael McCabe as interim chief of police
Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman has appointed Michael McCabe to serve in the role of interim police chief following the retirement of former Chief Mike Fort earlier this month.
Jack Hathaway resigns as head coach of Camas football
Jack Hathaway, who led the Papermakers to three consecutive Class 4A Greater St. Helens League football titles, is resigning as the head coach but will remain on staff as an assistant.
POLL: Do you believe things are likely to get much better or somewhat better for your household in 2024?
Do you believe things are likely to get much better or somewhat better for your household in 2024?
Pro-taxpayer ballot initiatives could be certified before lawmakers gavel in
At least two of the recently submitted citizen initiatives to the Legislature from the taxpayer advocacy group Let’s Go Washington may be officially certified before the start of next week’s legisl…
Public safety, affordability top issues for GOP in 2024 legislative session
Republican legislative leadership plans to focus on issues of public safety and affordability during the upcoming session that starts on Monday.
Opinion: Documents show Gov. Inslee knew a tax on CO2 would significantly increase gas prices
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains how it has been obvious the governor and his administration knew they were lying about how a tax on CO2 would significantly increase gas prices.
Poll: WA voters want both new spending and tax cuts
Washington voters prioritize increased spending on social services, including mental health and housing, despite a $1 billion revenue surplus from new taxes; however, 57% support repealing the rece…
WDFW approves seven days of coastal razor clam digs starting Jan. 9
Razor clam diggers can look forward to more digging on coastal beaches beginning Jan. 9, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) coastal shellfish managers confirmed.