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Federal Reserve rate hike is 9th since March 2022
The Federal Reserve announced a key interest rate hike Wednesday, the ninth time it has done so since early 2022 in its effort to combat rising inflation.
Opinion: State lawmakers have an opportunity to help patients, nurses, hospitals with SB 5499
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states that multistate license holders not only increase access to care across state lines when necessary, they also maintain and augment patient saf…
No House committee hearing scheduled for police pursuit reform legislation
Gov. Jay Inslee has indicated he’s open to a police pursuit reform bill coming across his desk.
Opinion: As governor highlights threat from climate change, state agencies ignore his EV purchase requirement
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center believes it is more evidence that relying on politicians to achieve environmental goals is unwise.
Update: Vancouver Police report missing endangered man found safe
The Vancouver Police Department is requesting assistance in locating a missing endangered male, missing from his home in Vancouver.
U.S. doctors group: Withdraw COVID shots from market now!
‘Regulatory agencies are corrupted by conflicts of interest, lack of transparency, lack of accountability’
Opinion: Economic Security for All program benefits local job seekers and businesses
Miriam Halliday, CEO of Workforce Southwest Washington, offers her thoughts on efforts to move Washingtonians to good-paying careers.
Three Rep. Waters bills approved by the Senate Labor and Commerce Committee
Three bills from Rep. Kevin Waters, including his legislation that would increase hiring options for many of Washington’s smaller businesses, have been voted out of committee.
Commission on Aging offers opportunities to advocate for older residents and more livable communities
Clark County is seeking applicants for four positions on its Commission on Aging.
Vancouver prepares for busy season of paving and preserving streets
The city of Vancouver is preparing to pave and preserve streets across 20 Vancouver neighborhoods this summer.
Washington state revenue forecast drops by more than $1 billion over next two biennia
Concerns about the nation’s banking system are on top of worries about historically high inflation.
Opinion: Slower revenue increase is still an increase
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers his explanation of what the bottom line is for writers of the state budget.
Federal judge rejects feds’ attempt to get out of censorship fight
A federal judge has rejected the federal government’s attempt to get rid of a censorship lawsuit that Joe Biden faces.
Windermere Real Estate raised Nearly $300,000 for area nonprofits in 2022
Local real estate brokers, staff, and owners with Windermere Northwest Living supported three local charitable organizations in the Vancouver area during 2022.
Intersection of Northeast 99th Street and Northeast 94th Avenue closed beginning April 17
The intersection of Northeast 99th Street and Northeast 94th Avenue will be closed beginning Mon., April 17 for construction of a roundabout.
Daven Harmeling resigns as King’s Way Christian coach
Daven Harmeling is walking away from coaching after leading the King’s Way Christian Knights to Yakima in each of the past eight Class 1A state tournaments.
Opinion: Bailout of the Tech Bros and redistributing wealth to the wealthy
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill says you are the piggy bank for government and business elites.
Thrive 2 Survive identifies, then solves, a problem
Thrive 2 Survive, the quarterly outreach event for the homeless to receive valuable services, brings in the Washington State Department of Licensing in order to issue crucial ID cards.