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Washington state confirms first case of monkeypox
Washington State Department of Health (DOH) and Public Health — Seattle and King County (PHSKC) announced the first confirmed case of monkeypox in the state. The person, a King County resident, did…
Target Zero: Law enforcement seatbelt use over holiday weekend
Sean Donaldson of the Vancouver Police Department, working with Target Zero, wants to remind folks to drive sober, wear seatbelts, and be safe on the roads over the holiday weekend.
Columbia River boys soccer already has a championship attitude
One of the top programs in the state every year, Columbia River boys soccer grateful for the chance to prove it once again at state soccer final four
Moderna dumps 30 million unwanted COVID vaccine doses
Pfizer CEO says 7 billion doses left unused because people were misinformed
Clark County Public Health officials offer tips for staying safe in and around water this summer
In spring and early summer, area lakes and rivers are still cold, and water may be moving quickly.
Arrest made in fatal hit-and-run investigation
Joseph A. Rachauskas, 47, was arrested for the crimes of Vehicular Homicide, Possession of a Stolen Vehicle and Hit and Run
Clark County officials invite community to explore stream health in latest report
Clark County residents can learn about the health of their local streams in the most recent stream health report released by Clark County Public Works.
Animal Control continues to push for humane treatment of animals in Clark County
Clark County Animal Protection and Control (CCAPC) issued a search warrant on May 20 in conjunction with the Vancouver Police Department at a residence in Vancouver for possible animal cruelty.
POLL: Should the Inslee Administration be allowed to ask Washington taxpayers to subsidize health plans available to undocumented residents living in the state?
Should the Inslee Administration be allowed to ask Washington taxpayers to subsidize health plans available to undocumented residents living in the state?
Bill Gates: ‘What’s the point’ of mandates if the vaccines don’t work?
Attendees at the World Economic Forum meeting must be triple-vaccinated, but in a panel session in front of the elite leaders gathered in Davos, Switzerland, vaccine promoter Bill Gates dismantled…
Opinion: State taxpayers might be paying up to $1 billion a year subsidizing health insurance for undocumented residents
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center reveals how the Inslee Administration is trying to obligate Washington taxpayers to even more payments that would include years of obligation.
State tennis: Columbia River girls look to repeat as champs
In all, 29 athletes from Clark County high schools have qualified for their state tennis tournaments, this week in Kennewick, Richland, and Seattle.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office arrests Heritage High School student who had a gun on school property
Clark County Sheriff’s Office, deputies seize handgun, Heritage High School, student arrested, juvenile arrested, Possession of a Dangerous Weapon on school grounds, Juvenile Detention Center, Vanc…
State baseball: Columbia River makes its long-awaited return to the final four
This Columbia River Rapids baseball team had a lot of question marks going into the season, but they have been clutch, wining 14 in a row on the way to the Class 2A state semifinals.
State softball: Skyview, Battle Ground could see each other again
Class 4A GSHL softball powers will face each other in the state quarterfinals if they both win first-round games Friday morning.
Fauci’s researchers find natural immunity superior to vaccines
The nation’s most politically powerful infectious disease physician, Dr. Anthony Fauci, has insisted vaccines provide immunity against COVID-19 that is superior to natural immunity derived from inf…
Camas Days festival: ‘Experience the magic of Camas’
Camas Days, an annual event since 1974, is a two-day festival focusing on family fun, arts & crafts, and a wine and beer garden with live music by “The Caddies” and the “Beth Willis Band.” This eve…
Ridgefield School District hires new principal at View Ridge Middle School
The Ridgefield School District is pleased to announce the hiring of Ian Mansfield as its newest administrator.