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Opinion: Get ready for new payroll tax
Washington state’s upcoming payroll tax for long-term care is causing confusion and concerns as some argue it will financially burden those who won’t benefit from the program and should instead enc…
Guns recovered, arrests made after Vancouver Police pursuit into Portland
Three people, including a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old, were arrested and charged after a Vancouver Police pursuit led to a crash in Portland, with two guns recovered and no injuries reported.
Report: Median-priced homes out of reach for 76 percent of Washington households
A new report reveals that a majority of families in Washington cannot afford median-priced homes, with 76 percent of households priced out, highlighting the need for continued efforts to improve ho…
Thrive 2 Survive returns for event to help homeless get the services they need
Thrive 2 Survive in Clark County offers a one-stop solution for the homeless and low-income individuals, providing access to numerous social services, resources, and essentials all in one place.
Battle Ground council member takes Oath of Office
Daniel Dingman sworn in as Battle Ground City Council member to fill vacated position until November election results are certified.
Clark College celebrates Class of 2023
Clark College celebrated its 87th graduating class, conferring a total of 1,833 degrees and certificates to 1,601 graduates, including associate degrees, transfer degrees, bachelor’s degrees, high…
Vancouver Police investigate drive-by-shooting, pursuit ensues
Suspects wearing ski masks and carrying rifles lead police on a pursuit from Vancouver to Oregon, where they were apprehended and charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, elude, and unlawful po…
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
A 28-year-old male in Vancouver was shot in the 300 block of W. Columbia Way, but his injuries are non-life threatening and the police are investigating the incident.
Vancouver Police investigate robbery and recover firearm
Juvenile suspects arrested and firearm recovered after armed robbery at Vancouver smoke and vape shop, highlighting the increasing trend of crimes involving underage individuals and unlawful firear…
Raptors back home this weekend, feeling right at home, too
The newest Raptors, who had never been to Ridgefield before this season, are enjoying the large, supportive crowds for their West Coast League home games
POLL: Do you agree that much of the COVID information censored by “fact-checkers” as misinformation ended up being more debatable or true?
Do you agree that much of the COVID information censored by “fact-checkers” as misinformation ended up being more debatable or true?
How many have been charged under Washington’s 2014 gun sale restriction?
Since the adoption of Initiative 594 in 2014, only one person in Washington state’s three largest counties has been charged and convicted of violating the law requiring background checks for firear…
Opinion: Where is the accountability for government “experts” who get it wrong?
It is clear to Todd Myers that distant politicians and bureaucrats imposing rules from the top rarely have the incentives to make environmental policies effective.
Evergreen Public Schools announces sites and dates for free summer meals
Evergreen Public Schools is operating the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) 2023, providing free meals to children ages 1 to 18 during the summer, with meals available at various locations from Ju…
Columbia Play Project hosts Family Play Day at Vancouver Waterfront Park
The first annual Family Play Day at Vancouver Waterfront Park, organized by the Columbia Play Project, will feature 26 booths with games and activities for kids of all ages, live performances, refr…
Washougal High School’s Donna Schatz recognized as the 2024 Regional Teacher of the Year by ESD 112
Washougal High School’s Donna Schatz named 2024 Regional Teacher of the Year for her outstanding teaching, commitment to student growth, and emphasis on creating a relevant and inclusive learning e…
Vancouver accepting applications for Affordable Housing Fund grants
Up to $1.7 million in Affordable Housing Fund (AHF) grants are available for developers and nonprofits to create affordable housing in Vancouver, supporting low-income households earning 50 percent…
Woodland High School Chemistry teacher Stephanie Marshall receives Crosby Award for Excellence in Teaching
Woodland High School science teacher Stephanie Marshall receives the Glenn and Jane Crosby Award for Excellence for the Northwest Region, recognizing her outstanding teaching methods, dedication to…