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Former U.S. Department of Education press secretary Angela Morabito conducted a study for the Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies to evaluate the policies in some of the largest school…
May 15, 2023

Memorial Day weekend travel in the Pacific Northwest is expected to increase, and the Washington State Department of Transportation advises travelers to plan ahead and utilize online tools, social…
May 15, 2023

Maintenance crews will implement a rolling slowdown on northbound Interstate 5 near Woodland, causing delays, as they install a temporary bridge deck patch after discovering a hole in the center tr…
May 15, 2023

The second ilani BBQ Fest is set to be bigger and better than ever, with amateur grillmasters invited to join the Smokin’ Hot BBQ Championship, offering cash prizes and the opportunity to sell thei…
May 15, 2023

A man was rescued from a house fire Saturday by Vancouver Fire Department’s first-arriving crew. The man was transported in critical condition to an area hospital for treatment of burns by paramedi…
May 15, 2023

Lions Club International Foundation is giving out 30 Kindness Matters Awards this year worldwide, only six in the United States, and the La Center Lions Club, for its Wonderful Onesies Project, is…
May 12, 2023

Heat Advisory issued for Washington state from Saturday to Monday, urging people to stay cool and safe during high temperatures reaching the 80s and 90s, and providing tips including the use of coo…
May 12, 2023

Dr. Raul Garcia, a Yakima physician and director of Astria Toppenish Hospital, declares his candidacy for Washington state governor in 2024, focusing on affordable healthcare, public education, env…
May 12, 2023

Paul Huddleston, athletic director, said coaches and community members are rallying, looking for creative solutions after the recent levy failure for Woodland Public Schools led to massive cuts to…
May 12, 2023

The government is under scrutiny for producing videos that profile and label conservative parents attending school board meetings as domestic terrorists, leading to concerns about the Department of…
May 12, 2023

The Camas Mother’s Day Plant & Patio Fair at Pike Art Gallery offers residents the chance to admire floral-themed oil paintings and recycled art pieces, with free gifts for mothers and live paintin…
May 12, 2023

Vancouver Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services has a full lineup of free events planned this summer featuring talented artists, blockbusters, and diverse local artists, offering a fantastic oppo…
May 12, 2023

Washougal City Hall will temporarily close to the public as interior construction work begins for security improvements, but city officials assure residents that customer service will continue thro…
May 12, 2023

Clark County Public Health reminds people to exercise caution around water, as lakes and rivers in Southwest Washington remain cold and potentially dangerous, even during warmer weather.
May 12, 2023

The sports enthusiasts talk about competition between the haves and the have-nots in high school football, WIAA reclassification update, Woodland High School’s sports issues after the fail of a lev…
May 12, 2023

Should youth shelters be legally allowed to not report children in their facilities to the child’s parents?
May 12, 2023

Washington state law allows youth shelters to withhold information about runaway minors seeking abortion or irreversible gender-affirming surgeries from their parents, drawing harsh criticism from…
May 11, 2023

A new study suggests that wearing COVID masks may have caused problems with high blood pressure, reduced thinking ability, increased respiratory problems, and the inhalation of excessive carbon dio…
May 11, 2023
