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New Congress to probe weaponization of FBI against conservatives
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New Congress to probe weaponization of FBI against conservatives

The “weaponization” of federal law-enforcement agencies for political purposes, such as the actions by the FBI and the Department of Justice when they colluded with Democrats and fabricated the now…

Jan 9, 2023

Washington state lawmakers happy to be back to meeting in person this session
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Washington state lawmakers happy to be back to meeting in person this session

Washington state lawmakers, who will no doubt clash with each other on a number of issues over the next 105 days, unabashedly agreed on one thing during Monday’s kick-off of the 2023 legislative se…

Jan 9, 2023

Concessions in speaker fight ‘most significant win for conservatives in a decade’
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Concessions in speaker fight ‘most significant win for conservatives in a decade’

An essay in the conservative Federalist approvingly quotes a “senior congressional aide” who calls the concessions won by dissident House Freedom Caucus Members in the battle to elect the House Spe…

Jan 9, 2023

Deputies respond to disturbance near Columbia River High School
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Deputies respond to disturbance near Columbia River High School

On Sunday (Jan. 8) just before 3 p.m., Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputies responded to a disturbance call in the area of Columbia River High School.

Jan 9, 2023

Vancouver Fire Department responds to apartment fire
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Vancouver Fire Department responds to apartment fire

Three people were displaced from two apartment units in a Saturday fire at the Regency Apartments in Vancouver.

Jan 9, 2023

18th Legislative District lawmakers hold town halls Saturday
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18th Legislative District lawmakers hold town halls Saturday

Sen. Ann Rivers was joined by newly elected Reps. Greg Cheney and Stephanie McClintock to answer questions from area citizens.

Jan 7, 2023

McCarthy wins speakership on 15th ballot
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McCarthy wins speakership on 15th ballot

California representative fell short in rounds of voting across several days this week as a small group of conservative Republicans remained steadfast in opposing him.

Jan 7, 2023

Disturbing new revelations about COVID shots’ link to myocarditis
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Disturbing new revelations about COVID shots’ link to myocarditis

Hundreds of young people have died after getting the experimental COVID shots, and now a report reveals research at Harvard Med suggests an eyebrow-raising reason.

Jan 7, 2023

Fatal motorcycle crash claims life of Vancouver man
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Fatal motorcycle crash claims life of Vancouver man

A Vancouver man was killed Friday in a collision in Hazel Dell involving a motorcycle and a car.

Jan 7, 2023

Ideological divide over general tax relief on display at Washington state legislative preview
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Ideological divide over general tax relief on display at Washington state legislative preview

Sen. Lynda Wilson prefers to put $4.5 billion of ending fund balance to work in the form of tax relief for Washington taxpayers.

Jan 6, 2023

Opinion: Attorney General goes on capital gains income tax rabbit hunt
Opinion

Opinion: Attorney General goes on capital gains income tax rabbit hunt

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center disputes the claim that a tax on capital gains income is an ‘excise tax’ rather than an income tax.

Jan 6, 2023

C-TRAN helps raise awareness of human trafficking in January
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C-TRAN helps raise awareness of human trafficking in January

January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and C-TRAN is putting a spotlight on this important issue by providing information and resources for people in need.

Jan 6, 2023

Area residents can explore majors and careers with WSU Vancouver
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Area residents can explore majors and careers with WSU Vancouver

Classroom to Career events are free and open to the public.

Jan 6, 2023

POLL: Should inmates serving time in Washington prisons be paid minimum wage for work performed while they are incarcerated?
Opinion

POLL: Should inmates serving time in Washington prisons be paid minimum wage for work performed while they are incarcerated?

Should inmates serving time in Washington prisons be paid minimum wage for work performed while they are incarcerated?

Jan 6, 2023

Vancouver Police arrest Mountain View High School teacher
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Vancouver Police arrest Mountain View High School teacher

On Tuesday (Jan. 3), Vancouver Police were contacted by a staff member at the Evergreen School District after a 17-year-old student had reported that a teacher had engaged in a text conversation th…

Jan 5, 2023

Commentary: Camas, Union girls basketball create special atmosphere
Sports

Commentary: Camas, Union girls basketball create special atmosphere

Reporter Paul Valencia, who has covered high school sports in Clark County for more than 20 years, opines about the special night Tuesday when the Camas girls basketball team played host to Union b…

Jan 5, 2023

Opinion: Senate rules propose Title-Only bill ban
Opinion

Opinion: Senate rules propose Title-Only bill ban

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center explains why he believes Title-only bills aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on.

Jan 5, 2023

City of Vancouver seeks volunteer to serve on Vancouver Housing Authority Board
Community News

City of Vancouver seeks volunteer to serve on Vancouver Housing Authority Board

The city of Vancouver is seeking a volunteer with an interest in affordable, accessible housing to fill a vacancy on the Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) Board of Commissioners.

Jan 5, 2023