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Federal judge denies Clark County motion to dismiss Civil Rights case for wrongful arrest and excessive force
Vancouver attorney says evidence supports claim that high-ranking military veteran was unlawfully arrested, assaulted, and his home searched unlawfully.
POLL: Did the CCRP do the right thing by doubling down on Joe Kent?
Did the CCRP do the right thing by doubling down on Joe Kent as the recognized Republican candidate in the Third Congressional District?
Opinion: The CCRP is doing the right thing by doubling down on a single candidate for the Third Congressional District race
Editor Ken Vance offers his perspective on the decision of the Clark County Republican Party to reject Leslie Lewallen as a Republican candidate in this important race.
Credit for high gas prices belongs to governor’s climate policies, says Sen. Lynda Wilson
The Republican Senate budget leader Sen. Lynda Wilson responded to claims made by Gov. Jay Inslee and high-ranking Democratic state lawmakers that they will propose legislation to rein in ‘outrageo…
Crime Stoppers featured case reward offered in unsolved Vancouver homicide
Vancouver Police seek public’s help to solve the homicide of a 53-year-old man, Randall West, who was found deceased in his home, a Crime Stoppers featured case offering cash rewards for tips leadi…
Study: Washington needs more than a quarter-million new housing units to meet demand
Washington state faces a housing shortage of nearly 252,000 units, with Clark County needing 15,703 units, prompting the need for permit and zoning reforms, according to a study by the Building Ind…
Liberal college town delivering big cash payout to Christians arrested during COVID
A liberal college town in Idaho pays $300,000 to three Christians arrested during COVID-19 pandemic, as a federal judge rules against Moscow officials, citing violations of First and Fourth Amendme…
Be emergency ready: Financial and insurance considerations during wildfire season
Umpqua Bank’s Heather Seppa advises Pacific Northwest residents on financial preparedness during wildfire season, urging them to store important documents in safe deposit boxes, back up insurance-r…
Commission on Aging position offers opportunities to advocate for older residents
Clark County is seeking applicants for a position on its Commission on Aging to manage and implement the Aging Readiness Plan, focusing on issues affecting older adults with a submission deadline o…
Vancouver Police seek assistance locating missing 13-year-old
The Vancouver Police Department is urgently seeking public help to find 13-year-old Odessa J Riley, a missing and endangered black female last seen near Truman Elementary School, asking anyone with…
UPDATE: Missing endangered juvenile located safe
The Vancouver Police Department seeks the public’s help in finding 15-year-old Kadence Clark, a missing and endangered mixed-race female last seen leaving her residence in Vancouver, described as 5…
Letter: Context matters, especially in this context
Mark Moore believes the PCOs of the CCRP have a sacred duty to steward the resources of the party in a way that best positions Republicans for victory.
Go Be Great Vanessa: Miss Clark County is now Miss Washington
Vanessa Munson has always dreamed of becoming Miss America, and now the Prairie High School graduate and U.S. Army soldier will get her chance after being crowned Miss Washington.
Democratic lawmakers: expand health information protections
Three congress members from west coast states lead legislative effort to extend federal privacy protections to Americans’ protected health information (PHI) similar to email and location data.
Opinion: Another day, more factual errors by defenders of the state’s climate tax
Todd Myers says the only way our climate policies are going to be effective is by being honest about the facts and following where they lead.
Will ban remain on feds’ collusion with social media to censor speech?
The New Civil Liberties Alliance argues that the federal judge’s ban, which stops the Biden administration from collaborating with social media companies to censor speech, should stay in effect. Th…
Public Health issues warning for Vancouver Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health issues warning advisory at Vancouver Lake due to elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae, posing health risks for people and small pets. The warning advisory at…
Say goodbye to that bumpy ride near the I-5/I-205 split in Clark County this summer
Summer construction on Interstate 5 and I-205 in Vancouver will cause nighttime lane closures, aiming to replace concrete panels and improve road safety, with completion expected in fall.