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Fireworks: Planning a fun and safe celebration in Battle Ground
Fireworks stands are permitted to operate in the city of Battle Ground from July 1 through July 4
A kidnapping suspect who attempted to elude law enforcement officers from Washington and Oregon was taken into custody
A man wanted on charges in Clark County was taken into custody after a pursuit from Kelso into Oregon Sunday.
Homeless camp fire in woods threatens forest
Firefighters from Clark County Fire District 6 battled a stubborn fire Tuesday that started in a large houseless encampment between Highway 99 and Interstate 5, west of the Bonneville Power Adminis…
Vancouver Police investigate fatality related to plane crash at Pearson Field
On Tuesday (June 28) at about 7:39 a.m., Vancouver Police responded to Pearson Field (101 E. Reserve) for the report of a plane crash.
Operation BBQ Relief cooks up special event with local first responders
Operation BBQ Relief, an organization that cooks and serves barbecue meals after disasters, was in Clark County over the weekend to raise funds and awareness, and give local first responders a tast…
State looks to kill all dissent from approved COVID talking points
California is threatening to punish any physician who dissents from the approved medical agenda regarding COVID, according to a warning from Aaron Kheriaty, a former professor at the UCI School of…
Clark County Sheriff’s Office conducts stolen vehicle emphasis
In response to a dramatic increase in stolen vehicles in Clark County in the last 12 months, the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the Clark County Jail and the Clark County Prosec…
Hap Carty, industry pioneer and first employee of U-Haul, dies at 95
U-Haul honors and celebrates the life of the man who helped create the company in a milk house on the Carty Ranch in Ridgefield.
Supreme Court rules on coach’s right to pray at school games
A high school football coach fired by his district for his brief, solitary prayers following his team’s football games has won his free speech fight at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Application period now open for 2023 Historical Promotion Grants
The Clark County Council is accepting applications from local organizations for grants that encourage historic preservation and programs, including preservation of historic documents.
Opinion: Washington state tax relief?
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill explains how the progressive-Marxist rulers of Washington state are addicted to your money and their favorite word is ‘more.’
Vehicle runs into three pedestrians in North Clark County Sunday
Two of three pedestrians struck by a vehicle Sunday in North Clark County suffered critical injuries and were transported to an area hospital for treatment.
Area woman fends off kidnapper Friday evening in the Brush Prairie area
An attempted kidnapping took place in the middle of the street on a back road in Brush Prairie around 8:30 p.m. Friday evening.
Returning power to the people – 11 citizen initiatives to the legislature
Have you heard about the 11 initiatives to the legislature that will help return power to the people? These initiatives make an effort some call “the Project to Restore WA.”
Opinion: Public employee First Amendment rights shouldn’t be a secret
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares how Washington officials aren’t actively spreading the word to workers about their rights.
Two-vehicle collision claimed the life of Brush Prairie man
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit is investigating a two-car collision Friday that claimed the life of 50-year-old Benjamin Andrews, of Brush Prairie.
Rep. Vicki Kraft offers a statement on U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade
Rep. Vicki Kraft offers a statement on U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade
Opinion: Free money everywhere: the pretense on which Washington state’s energy policy is based
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains why ‘pretending there is free money elsewhere skews the balance sheet, making decisions more political, more expensive, and less rational’