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Construction begins on city of Vancouver Southeast 1st Street Project Phase 1
The city of Vancouver will begin construction next week on the first phase of a long-awaited project to improve Southeast 1st Street, from 164th Avenue to 177th Avenue.
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue responds to fully involved outbuilding
Units from Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue were dispatched Friday to reports of an outbuilding on fire east of La Center. Initial reports stated that several explosions could be heard coming from the bui…
Omicron COVID-19 variant discovered in three counties across Washington
The Washington State Department of Health, in partnership with the UW Medicine Virology Lab, has confirmed a total of three cases of omicron variant found in Thurston County, Pierce County, and Kin…
Salvation Army bell ringer assaulted by robbery suspect
A suspect was arrested and charged with multiple crimes after a Salvation Army bell ringer was assaulted Saturday evening.
Democratic senators ask Gov. Jay Inslee to delay long-term care tax
The seven-member leadership of the Senate Democratic Caucus today requested Gov. Jay Inslee delay the implementation of the WA Cares Fund premium assessment by one year.
Opinion: State Board of Education consultant says purpose of Ethnic Studies/Critical Race Theory curriculum is to “destabilize” and “tear down” public education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares her testimony before the State Board of Education.
Prevent Coalition receives national honors with 2021 Coalition of Excellence Award
Prevent Coalition was presented with this award following a rigorous two-phase application process over the past six months.
Letter: Immunity 101, can we turn this around?
Vancouver resident James Clark discusses two types of viruses and why it matters in this letter to the editor.
Vancouver Police arrest homicide suspect
Alexandro Bolton Manrero, 19, was charged with Murder II in connection to the Nov. 19 shooting death of Josue Isac Lopez Padilla.
Ridgefield City Council eliminates $30 Vehicle Licensing Fee
At the Ridgefield City Council meeting on Thursday, council members unanimously delivered on their promise to eliminate the $30 Vehicle License Registration Fee charged to Ridgefield residents afte…
POLL: Are government and health officials overreacting to news of the COVID Omicron variant?
Are government and health officials overreacting to news of the COVID Omicron variant?
Are government and health officials overreacting to news of the COVID Omicron variant?
Early information available on Omicron variant, but more data needed
News reports continue to indicate the Omicron variant has been identified in the U.S.
Opinion: The government is making businesses throw away thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes it’s a perfect example of how government overreach and regulation can make it impossible to do business.
One year later, millions use Washington state’s exposure notification app
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is celebrating a successful year of WA Notify, the state’s exposure notification app.
County seeks feedback on Housing Action Plan recommendations at Dec. 14 meeting
Clark County is hosting a public meeting at 6 p.m. on Tue., Dec. 14, to collect feedback on draft Housing Action Plan recommendations.
COVID testing plans on hold for Vancouver school sites
Vancouver Public Schools has been exploring partnerships to expand local COVID-19 testing capability and help families and staff members access tests
Middle school sports returning to Battle Ground Public Schools after 40-year absence
Battle Ground Public Schools is excited to welcome back team sports at its six neighborhood middle schools, starting with boys basketball in January and girls basketball in February.