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Community celebrates completion of wetland restoration at county’s 78th Street Heritage Farm
A $4 million wetland project at Heritage Farm restores Cougar Creek's headwaters to benefit salmon, wildlife, and groundwater.
Southbound I-5 to I-205 connection closes for paving work in Vancouver July 10-11
The ramp from southbound I-5 to southbound I-205 at Exit 7 closes Friday night for pavement repairs and striping work.
City of Battle Ground offering 2027 tourism grants
Battle Ground's Lodging Tax Advisory Committee will review proposals before the City Council makes final award decisions in December.
Increased motorcycle safety patrols coming to Clark County July 10-26
Motorcyclists made up 16% of WA traffic fatalities over five years despite being in just 3% of crashes.
CCSO deputy dies after nearly two-year battle with cancer
Deputy Patrick Morgan, 32, served Clark County until the end, reporting to work throughout his stage IV colon cancer treatment.
County manager seeks volunteer for open seat on Arts Commission
Clark County seeks a local business representative to fill an open seat on its 11-member Arts Commission.
Letter: Why I support in-person voting
Peter Bracchi argues Washington's voter eligibility system relies more on trust than verified proof of citizenship.
Low water levels on Lewis River lead to boat ramp and camping closure
PacifiCorp closes Saddle Dam boat ramp and shoreline camping as Yale Reservoir water levels drop to protect salmon.
Judge dismisses motion to disqualify Clark County Prosecutor’s Office from case
Judge Robert Lewis found no legal basis to remove the entire office, despite the lead prosecutor's relationship with the case's investigator.
VIDEO: Heat turns up on congresswoman over new Washington income tax
Sen. John Braun says Gluesenkamp Perez voted against the largest tax cut in U.S. history despite her moderate image.
DOJ threatens WA election officials with prosecution if noncitizens vote
DOJ's Harmeet Dhillon gave Washington's Secretary of State five days to respond on noncitizen voter compliance.
Opinion: Available data shows the overwhelming majority of WEA-PAC contributions flow to Democrats
WEA-PAC data shows 63% of member contributions — nearly $5 million — directed to Democratic candidates since 2020.
Cruise the Couve Returns to Uptown Village on July 18
Cruise the Couve's new Chrome & Craft Market Alley brings local artists and makers to 19th Street noon–8 p.m.
Former Union Titan now excels in key role in the front office of the New England Patriots
Keithen Shepard went from MIT football and data engineering to a Super Bowl run with the New England Patriots.
Opinion: The judicial backstop
Governor Ferguson appointed a former K&L Gates colleague with no judicial experience to fill the Supreme Court vacancy.
City of Washougal officials mourn the loss of former Council Member Paul Greenlee
Paul Greenlee served nearly 15 years on the Washougal City Council after retiring and asking how he could give back.
Washougal School District announces leadership changes for 2026-27 school year
Wendy Morrill's 25 years in Washougal schools — 19 as teacher, 6 as principal — now lead to a district-wide role.
Letter: Self-government in contemporary America
Camas resident Anthony Teso argues Congress serves organized capital, not ordinary working people.