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Ecology’s claim that CO2 tax shouldn’t increase gas prices is contradicted by yet another agency
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center points out that this is just the latest example of where the messages of the state’s new CO2 cap-and-trade system are at odds with other agencies that imp…
Report: Study dooms idea that your life depends on COVID vax
A new study from the government in the United Kingdom appears to doom the idea that your life depends on COVID vaxes.
Clark County Fire District 3 call volumes continue to rise
Clark County Fire District 3 call volumes continue to rise. Board of Fire Commissioners considering fire levy lid lift.
Vancouver Police respond to four early morning convenience store robberies
Two or three male suspects were involved in four convenience store robberies within an hour of each other Sunday morning in Vancouver.
CCSO deputies respond to report of drive-by shooting
A Vancouver residence was struck by a bullet during a drive-by shooting incident Saturday.
Camas comes up clutch — twice — at state regional basketball
The Camas Papermakers got to celebrate twice Friday night in state regional basketball in Battle Ground, with the girls and boys teams winning in back-to-back games
Sheriff’s Guild establishes donation account for CCSO Dep. Drew Kennison
Drew Kennison, a 14-year veteran of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, was the deputy injured in the serious injury collision incident Wednesday (Feb. 22).
Clark County area residents eager to view Jesus Revolution movie
For what is described will be “a short time,’’ Clark County residents will have the opportunity to view an eagerly anticipated Jesus Revolution movie release beginning Friday (Feb. 24).
Area residents oppose construction of proposed concrete batch plant
Several groups have started a collaborative effort to work against a Knife River concrete batch plant that is proposed to be built at 7511 NE 101st Street in Vancouver.
Vancouver house fire extinguished
The Vancouver Fire Department was dispatched Thursday at about 1:30 p.m. to a report of a house fire at 6111 NE 41st Circle. Four fire engines, a ladder truck and a battalion chief responded to the…
Vancouver Fire responds to natural gas leak
On Thursday at about 6:45 p.m., the Vancouver Fire Department was dispatched to a strong smell of natural gas in a building at 806 Main Street.
Slow thaw could begin Friday afternoon
Temperatures in the region are expected to climb above the freezing point Friday afternoon but it will be cold again overnight, meaning another refreeze is possible for area roads.
Opinion: Senate Bill 5054, to cut classroom learning time in schools by four hours a week
Opinion: Senate Bill 5054, to cut classroom learning time in schools by four hours a week. Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center points out that the bill would set the precedent of filling clas…
Rep. Greg Cheney proposes harsher penalties for catalytic converter theft
Cheney: ‘We need to give law enforcement and prosecutors more tools to combat this rising crime.’ A bipartisan proposal introduced this week in Olympia would crack down on both sellers and buyers o…
POLL: Should Washington lawmakers pass police pursuit reform?
Should Washington lawmakers pass police pursuit reform to provide law enforcement officers fewer restrictions for pursuing suspected criminals?
Battle Ground still set to host state regional basketball games despite the weather
The WIAA confirms that even though school has been cancelled for Battle Ground Public Schools on Friday, the gym at Battle Ground High School will be available Friday night for the two state region…
Snow storm kept going, while commuters went nowhere fast
While the storm was in the forecast, the severity of the snow storm was a surprise, as Washougal and Camas got more than a foot of snow, and commuters were stuck in long delays on area roads.
Clark County winter storm response
Clark County Public Works is working in response to the ongoing winter storm.