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Opinion: Vaccine, mask mandates can’t take credit for lower COVID-19 death rates, a comparison of states shows
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares why the data does not back up the claims of Gov. Jay Inslee.
Skyview students come up with Gear for the Globe charity
Local organization created by students at Skyview High School is collecting baseball and softball equipment to send to communities in Africa.
POLL: The U.S. Senate approved a bill this week to make daylight savings time permanent. Are you in favor of getting rid of the custom of switching the clocks twice each year?
The U.S. Senate approved a bill this week to get rid of the custom of switching the clocks twice each year. Are you in favor of eliminating daylight savings time?
‘Solution’ for Interstate Bridge replacement, including transit option, to be revealed April 21
Legislators want more involvement in transit and tolling decisions
Opinion: WPC played important role in capital gains income tax being ruled unconstitutional
Jason Mercier documents the Washington Policy Center’s research that contributed to the Douglas County Superior Court ruling.
‘Catastrophic’ bleed: Coroner concludes 34-year-old mom died of COVID vaccine
A coroner in England has concluded that a 34-year-old mother died from a “catastrophic” bleed on the brain caused by a COVID-19 vaccine.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office Support Guild issues statement addressing staffing crisis
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office Support Guild issued a statement Thursday addressing the CCSO staffing crisis.
ESD 112 Board of Directors select Kevin Davis as new District 7 board member
District 7 includes Camas and Washougal school districts as well as parts of the Evergreen School District.
Camas Police Department to begin body-worn camera program
The Camas Police Department will begin a full-time, body-worn camera program starting in April, Chief Mitch Lackey announced Wednesday.
Debbie and Greg Nelson and Clark Neighbors Food Project earn NACCC Neighborhood Leadership Award
The project, also known as the Green Bag Project, makes it easy for neighbors to share healthy, nonperishable food to help alleviate food insecurity.
River HomeLink students bring ‘Narnia’ to life
There will be four total performances, two each Friday and Saturday
U.S. Army surgeon in tears: Top brass ordered silence on vaccine injuries
‘I am watching people get absolutely destroyed’
Athlete, musician from Evergreen High School appreciates community’s support
Evergreen senior Lorenzo Anguiano, a distance runner and cello artist, will take those skills to college, along with a new cello that was purchased with the help of the community through a GoFundMe…
Opinion: Are prescription drug prices going up or down?
Opinion: Are prescription drug prices going up or down?
Latest VAERS data shows youngest Washington death after a COVID-19 shot
Seven-year-old went into cardiac arrest 13 days after taking first Pfizer vaccine.
Community Foundation for Southwest Washington taps Matt Morton as president
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington has selected Matt Morton as the organization’s fifth president.
IBR adds new transit options for consideration to new bridge over Columbia River
C-TRAN bus rapid transit is cheaper and could be faster for interstate transit service.
County officials meet with representatives from Deputy Sheriff’s Guild to discuss staffing crisis at Clark County Sheriff’s Office
Representatives from the Clark County Deputy Sheriff’s Guild met with County Manager Kathleen Otto and the county’s representative from the Human Resources Department last week to discuss the staff…