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Opinion: As academic learning declines, some officials seek even more money for education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares further confirmation of a disturbing trend in Washington’s public schools.
Red Cross: National blood crisis may put patients at risk
The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis – its worst blood shortage in more than a decade.
State senator tests new senate COVID rules, is escorted off Capitol Campus
Auburn Senator Phil Fortunato points to flaws in the safety measures, like weekly testing that undermine the new rules altogether.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office responds to attempted robberies
A suspect in an attempted robbery in Vancouver was taken into custody by Portland Police earlier today.
Interstate Bridge replacement effort gets $36 million funding boost as community group grapples with options
Portland officials push to reduce vehicle miles traveled while the people want improved travel times.
Vancouver middle and high schools temporarily moving to remote learning days
The Vancouver School District announced Monday afternoon that its middle and high schools will be moving to remote learning days for the final three weeks of January.
Opinion: When the fight against COVID is most serious, Washington state government has failed
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center offers examples of areas state officials have failed in their response to the pandemic.
Vancouver Police conclude testing and evaluation on first camera platform
On Dec. 29, the project manager, in cooperation with the testing committee, determined that the group had collected sufficient data to evaluate this vendor.
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program encourages residents to explore options for slowing residential traffic
Vancouver residents are invited to submit traffic concerns and champion project proposals for possible selection through the 2022 Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program to help slow traffic along res…
Prospective students may be admitted on the spot at WSU Vancouver’s Preview Day
Prospective college students are invited to Washington State University Vancouver’s Preview Day at 11 a.m. Sat., Jan. 15
Businesses invited to connect in-person with job seekers at BGPS Industry Fair
Businesses looking to connect with high school workers and other potential employees in our community are invited to take part in the Battle Ground Public Schools 2022 Industry Fair at Battle Groun…
Assessor, auditor, treasurer close joint lobby to walk-in customers through January
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey, Assessor Peter Van Nortwick and Treasurer Alishia Topper today announced they are closing the county joint lobby to walk-in customers through the end of January.
Vancouver firefighters save woman from Sunday morning house fire
Unidentified female was removed from home and treated for smoke inhalation Members of the Vancouver Fire Department (VFD) saved a woman from a house fire Sunday morning. At 3:53 a.m. Sunday (Jan. 9…
Disturbance leads to officer-involved shooting
An unidentified male died following an officer-involved shooting that took place Sunday morning.
First Friday kicks off 2022 celebration of arts in Vancouver
Vancouver’s Downtown Association presents an Art Walk every first Friday of the month, celebrating artists and galleries
Opinion: ‘Seeking balance’ on emergency powers
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest information related to the discussion of the state’s emergency powers reform.
Clark County Superior and District Courts suspend jury trials
All suspended trials will be rescheduled to a time when they can be safely conducted again.
Members of Battle Ground City Council elect Philip Johnson to two-year term as mayor
The Battle Ground City Council welcomed their newest members and selected a mayor and deputy mayor at their first meeting of 2022.