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2022 Homeless Crisis Response System Report released
The 2022 Homeless Crisis Response System Report for Clark County reveals that despite improvements in service delivery, homelessness is increasing in the region, with 9,032 individuals from 5,352 h…
‘Appalling’: U.S. parents warned about what Biden thinks of their beliefs
American parents express concern and outrage as President Joe Biden’s statement suggests that children belong to the collective and that parents are unfit to raise their own children due to differi…
Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit investigates collision involving pedestrian
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle and suffered significant injuries after a hit and run incident in Clark County, with the fleeing driver identified and taken into custody.
Court rules Christian-owned company can hire in accordance with beliefs
A federal court has ruled that a Christian-owned company is exempt from federal discrimination requirements and can hire employees based on the owner’s religious beliefs, in a decision hailed as a…
Opinion: Cell-cultured meat gets approval for marketing, sale
Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center suggests we can all pump the brakes before the cows come home when it comes to eliminating the animals involved in meat production.
Former congressman calls out government ‘disinformation’ schemes to be purged
Former Congressman and ambassador Peter Hoekstra criticizes the Biden administration’s creation of multiple government teams to monitor and censor information, questioning the necessity and appropr…
Structure fire in East Vancouver poses challenges due to limited fire hydrant access
A structure fire in the Proebstel neighborhood of Vancouver prompts defensive firefighting strategy due to lack of nearby fire hydrants, but no injuries reported.
Battle Ground High School: Matt Stanfill leaving sports after leaving legacy for the community
Matt Stanfill’s leadership as athletic director, and the work of the staff at Battle Ground, led to the school becoming a host of two major WIAA events every year.
Opinion: Hoping for a trend
Elizabeth Hovde hopes more governments start agreeing that reinstating workers fired for not getting a COVID vaccine is not only helpful for services that taxpayers rely on, but it is also the righ…
House Committee takes initial stab at protecting, reenlisting troops booted over COVID jab
The House Armed Services Committee approves amendments to minimize penalties and reinstate troops who refused the COVID-19 vaccine, providing a fair option for service members who were wrongly sepa…
State Parks officials urge people to recreate responsibly this Fourth of July
Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission urges Fourth of July beachgoers to prioritize safety, protect wildlife, and reduce trash as the annual beach cleanup collected over 35,000 pounds of…
Night time bridge joint rehabilitation work on I-205 in Vancouver begins Monday
Overnight work zones and lane closures on Interstate 205 in Southwest Washington will cause additional travel time as bridge repair work takes place, including concrete header replacement and joint…
Heroes Night returns Saturday to honor military and first responders
Heroes Night, a free event celebrating veterans and first responders, featuring a car show, flyover, live music, and information booths, will take place at Pearson Airfield, Fort Vancouver National…
Emergency contract to begin landslide repair on SR 504 at Mount St. Helens starts Monday
Cleanup work will begin this summer to stabilize slopes, clear debris, and restore connectivity on State Route 504 at Mount St. Helens following the South Coldwater Slide, but public access to the…
POLL: Should funding for I-5 Bridge replacement be funneled to other TriMet projects?
Should funding for I-5 Bridge replacement be funneled to other TriMet projects?
Parents question suspensions of students at Hockinson Middle School
Parents in the Hockinson School District express concern over the handling of a bathroom incident involving middle school students discussing their discomfort with a transgender student coming into…
Letter: ‘It is a real leader who puts themselves in the line of fire’
Camas resident Anna Miller offers support for those elected officials willing to take a political position that is out of favor.
Washington hits the accelerator on incentivizing the switch to electric vehicles
Last year, Gov. Jay Inslee said Washington will follow California’s lead and ban the sale of new gas-powered automobiles in the state by 2035.