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Historic first referendum in Camas to allow residents to vote on new utility tax
One week after members of the Camas City Council narrowly voted 4-3 to approve a new 2 percent tax on utility bills, citizens have filed a referendum petition to have their voices heard on the matter.
Washington state to offer subsidized health insurance to undocumented immigrants
The Dec. 9 announcement allows Washington to extend access to health insurance to some 105,000 Washington residents who are currently ineligible due to their immigration status
Poll: 12 million Americans have suffered major side effect from COVID shots
Of the 68% of American adults who took a COVID-19 vaccine, 41% say they have suffered at least a minor side effect, according to a Rasmussen poll.
Nomination forms available for youth achievement awards
The Clark County Youth Commission is seeking nominations to recognize 300 local youth that demonstrate personal growth and community contribution in one of thirteen categories of achievement.
Opinion: Washington Policy Center joins capital gains income tax amicus brief
Jason Mercier explains why the brief should be accepted by the Washington state Supreme Court.
Vancouver Police and Nautilus, Inc. shopped with 100 area children for the holidays
On Saturday, the Vancouver Police Officer’s Guild and Nautilus, Inc. hosted a holiday shopping event for kids in need.
Identity Clark County selects Kim Hamlik as 2023 Ed Lynch Honorary Director
The business leaders group Identity Clark County has selected Kim Hamlik to fill the Ed Lynch Board Seat, an honorary one-year term on its board of directors.
Rescinding vaccine mandate for military isn’t enough, Liberty Counsel argues
The House Judiciary Committee passed a draft version of the $858 billion National Defense Authorization Act, which includes a provision that repeals the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for military members.
State Supreme Court overturns voter-approved local collective bargaining transparency requirement
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares why taxpayers still have a right to know how public spending decisions are made on their behalf.
Vancouver man arrested for Vehicular Homicide after attempting to flee traffic stop
A 58-year-old Vancouver man was killed in a collision early Sunday morning that led to the arrest of 39-year-old Neios Soien.
Vancouver man arrested for DUI after colliding with CCSO patrol vehicle
On Sunday (Dec. 11), just before 2 a.m., Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to assist the Washington State Patrol at the scene of a serious injury collision blocking NE 117th Ave. jus…
Woodland Shop With a Cop hosts more than 180 area children
More than 40 law enforcement officials participated in the 12th annual Shop With a Cop event Saturday at the Woodland Walmart.
‘Significant investments’: Gov. Inslee previews legislative ask on behavioral health
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee, speaking from the University of Washington Medical Center Northwest in Seattle at a Friday morning press conference, mentioned in broad terms five behavioral healt…
White House claims it was ‘not involved’ in Twitter censorship
Internal Twitter communications show Joe Biden’s campaign had a direct line to censor the Hunter laptop story, and an FBI agent recently testified he was in charge of a “command post” that made dir…
BGPD and Walmart team up for Shop with a Cop
For the last eight years, the Battle Ground Police Department has teamed up with the Battle Ground Walmart store to host Shop with a Cop.
Scott Campbell Christmas Promise carries on with Bike Build
Close to 600 bicycles were built in two hours Saturday morning at the Scott Campbell Christmas Promise Bike Build for children in need.
Update: Vancouver infant shot by father succumbs to injuries sustained from gunshot wound
A woman and her infant child were transported to area hospitals and were listed in critical condition after a shooting in the Salmon Creek neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.
Wholesale vegetables price index spiked 38% last month as key inflation marker rose more than expected
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released new inflation data Friday for wholesale prices with a 0.3% rise in November, part of a 7.4% increase in the previous 12 months. Wholesale prices can be…