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Arrest made after hoax call at Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital
Forty-two-year-old Fabian Primera was charged and booked into the Clark County Jail after allegedly sending a text to Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency.
Commentary: Recognizing veterans who served with honor
Reporter Paul Valencia updates a story he wrote a few years back, thanking his fellow veterans for their service.
Vancouver declares state of emergency in response to homeless crisis
Vancouver recently declared a state of emergency as a result of an increasing number of homeless people within city limits.
Government censors dismayed their attacks on social media get complicated
The formerly strong coalition including government agencies and technology platforms, which collaborated to censor perceived disinformation, is dismayed due to its dissolution following years of su…
Opinion: What you didn’t know about Washington state and Thanksgiving …
When it comes to Washington’s agriculture sector, Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center believes countless Washingtonians take it for granted.
Hilary Franz ends governor bid, will run for Congress instead
Washington Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz has ended her bid for governor and instead intends to run for Congress in 2024.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office begins deployment of body worn cameras
Additional training is ongoing and by year’s end nearly all Clark County Sheriff’s Office commissioned personnel will have body worn cameras.
Public Health lifts advisory at Lacamas Lake, concludes seasonal monitoring
Clark County Public Health has lifted its algae advisory at Lacamas Lake.
High school sports roundup: Busy weekend ahead with state playoffs in several sports
Here’s what’s happening for Clark County high school sports on a busy weekend with state football, volleyball, and girls soccer, plus a list of individuals from the region who have qualified for st…
POLL: Should Congress ensure that Americans are able to keep themselves safe by practicing their 2nd Amendment rights unencumbered?
Should Congress ensure that Americans are able to keep themselves safe by practicing their 2nd Amendment rights unencumbered?
Common-sense conservative candidates win big in school board elections
Two Clark County candidates among those who received support from the Washington State Republican Party in the Nov. 7 general election.
Real estate industry anticipating a decrease in mortgage rates
A decrease in rates will lead to seller’s getting off the fence and a strong demand from buyers according to Cano Real Estate Owner/Broker Nathan Cano.
Commission on Aging to present Silver Citizen Award to Pat Suggs
Pat Suggs Receives 2023 Silver Citizen Award for Remarkable Community Service in Clark County
Biden’s EV dreams may be screeching to a halt as consumer enthusiasm wanes
The Biden administration’s electric vehicle (EV) adoption targets may be in serious jeopardy as consumer demand lags behind expectations.
Opinion: Meeting notes Tweeted — errr, X’d
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides highlights from the Washington State Board of Health Nov. 8 meeting.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 17: The sports enthusiasts talk about Week 10 football playoff game and the seeding process for state
There were just a handful of close games in the Week 10 playoffs and it seems the gap between the haves and have-nots continues to widen in high school football, and our sports enthusiasts discuss…
Clark County partners collaborate to expand winter shelter
From November through March, faith congregations and nonprofit organizations in Clark County collaborate to expand the number of emergency shelter beds available.
Letter: Issues with Ranked-Choice Voting
Vancouver resident Cemal Richards provides some insight into issues with Ranked-Choice Voting.