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UPDATE: Missing Vancouver teen returns home
The Vancouver Police Department is seeking assistance from the public in locating a missing juvenile – 16-year-old Tristian Witt.
Council for the Homeless names new executive director
Sesany Fennie-Jones will start her new job at Council for the Homeless in late September.
Morgan Greco: The crowning of Miss America’s Outstanding Teen
Morgan Greco, who will be a junior at Camas High School, was crowned Miss America’s Outstanding Teen last week at a ceremony in Dallas, becoming the second winner from Clark County.
Opinion: Washington students were harmed by the governor’s school closure policy, so why is it still an option?
David Boze of the Washington Policy Center addresses the issue of school closures during the past two years and the potential for more going forward
White House silent on when ‘Inflation Reduction’ will reduce inflation
Biden signs massive spending spree of hundreds of billions of dollars.
Woodland Public Schools welcomes students back to school on Tue., Aug. 30
As the start of the school year nears on Tue., Aug. 30, Woodland Public Schools welcomes students and their families back to school for the 2022-23 year with the following information, resources, a…
VPD completes second testing and evaluation pilot for body-worn camera program
In July, the Vancouver Police Department began testing and evaluation of a second body-worn and in-car camera platform.
Auto thief strikes victim of theft with vehicle and flees the scene
A Vancouver resident was transported to an area hospital with serious injuries after a suspect stole his vehicle and then struck him with the vehicle as he drove away.
‘There’s no reason for these shots’: CDC’s case for vax mandates crumbles
With new CDC guidelines that essentially acknowledge people who are vaccinated are not protected from infection from COVID-19, attorneys who have filed lawsuits on behalf of military members, stude…
Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation provides critical lifesaving equipment grant to Clark County Fire District 3
As summer continues, Clark County Fire District 3 is prepared to keep Clark County safe thanks to a grant from Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.
Opinion: 900 days of emergency orders with no end in sight
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers a history of Washington’s emergency orders during the pandemic
Clark County Fair under the lights
Fans of the Clark County Fair did not want it to end, so at closing time Sunday, the fair kept going, with the carnival providing rides long into the night.
Opinion: Arizona expands options for parents to educate their children
Last year, here in Washington state, parents pulled 41,000 students out of the public school.
Once again, member of Congress says Biden not running in 2024
U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, a prominent Democrat from New York, earlier had to apologize publicly because she had let slip a statement that Joe Biden is now out of it, not running for president agai…
Opinion: Income Tax vs. Excise Tax
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses the political manipulation of language.
Fire displaces three Vancouver families
A total of seven adults, nine children and four pets were displaced from three apartments in a Sunday fire at the Fountain Village Apartments in Vancouver.
VIDEO: Tuff Trucks put on a show at the Clark County Fair
Tuff Trucks put on a show at the Clark County Fair Saturday afternoon.
Opinion: Employment Security Department denies wrongdoing despite internal memos proving otherwise
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center discusses a recent audit that finds theft of over $600 million of taxpayer funds was primarily due to insufficient fraud prevention controls.