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Rep. Brandon Vick announces this will be his last term in the Legislature
Vick, who is in the middle of his tenth year as a member of the Washington State House of Representatives, plans to finish the remainder of his term representing the 18th Legislative District.
TriMet’s broken promises on getting people to use transit
Where are the missing 50,000 light rail passengers?
Opinion: I-1929 campaign challenges AG’s ‘misleading’ ballot title and summary
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares perspective on a legal challenge filed Monday to the attorney general’s ballot title and summary for the proposed ballot measure.
Overdose deaths in Washington top 2,000 in 2021 and continue to rise
New data show that deaths from drug overdoses continue to increase for Washington residents.
Opinion: Washington attorney general fires Ukrainian paralegal over vaccine mandate
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center illustrates how Washington continues to maintain its state of emergency and vaccine mandate.
Public Health seeks community feedback about raising children in Clark County
Clark County Public Health has launched a community survey to learn about the challenges and successes of raising young children in Clark County.
Opinion: Embrace the Culture War
Columnist Nancy Churchill discusses how Washington parent’s rights in their children’s education have been stolen.
Vancouver firefighters battle house fire
Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department (VFD) and Clark County Fire District 6 were able to extinguish a house fire Monday night.
Seton Catholic softball players enjoying debut season
Interest grew enough that Seton Catholic offered softball as a varsity sport this year, and the Cougars are thriving, feeling blessed to be part of something new
Good news! People are tuning out the climate alarmists
Exclusive: Joseph Farah points to doomsday predictions that continually get moved later and later.
Letter: The Clark County Council is planning to rig the elections … for themselves
Vancouver resident Rob Anderson addresses the issue of redistricting as it pertains to the reelection of the current county councilors.
Annual Nez Perce Chief Redheart Memorial Ceremony to be held April 23
Members of the Nez Perce Indian Nation will present their traditional memorial ceremony from 10 a.m. to noon on Sat., April 23 on the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Woodland’s trap team wins tournaments, attracts students from other school districts to join
More than 24 team members take part in challenging shooting events including trap, skeet, and sporting clays.
Kindergarten enrollment is open now for Ridgefield schools
Any child who will be five years old before Sept. 1, 2022 is eligible to enter kindergarten in the fall.
‘Arrest Bill Gates’: Protesters confront billionaire at speaking venue
Microsoft philanthropist ‘is not our god’
Snow greets Clark County residents Monday morning
Clark County residents deal with challenging road conditions, power outages and school closures due to overnight snowfall.
Spartan Challenge logs a new path to fund youth programs
Out of the ashes of wildfire has come opportunity
Update: 14-year-old Vancouver girl missing since late February found safe
Rachael Rose Rutherford was last seen on Feb. 28 in the area of NE 112th Ave. and NE Burton Rd. in Vancouver.