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VPD and CCSO respond to request for U.S. Department of Justice investigation
NAACP of SW Washington and ACLU of Washington ask for the DOJ to investigate alleged pattern and practice of excessive uses of force and alleged discriminatory policing.
UW’s Sawyer Racanelli signs NIL deal with Vofspace
Hockinson High School graduate Sawyer Racanelli endorses a company that provides an online platform to allow him to meet up with fans or give young athletes advice.
High school sports: Four county teams advance in state soccer
Camas, the top seed in the Class 4A state girls soccer playoffs, won to advance to the quarterfinals, and the three 2A Greater St. Helens League squads also prevailed on Wednesday
Commentary: WIAA and U.S. Army make for a great team
Reporter Paul Valencia, also a veteran, opines that the U.S. Army’s sponsorship of high school athletics is a wise use of recruiting funds because the military is always looking for the best and br…
Veterans Day ceremony scheduled at Fort Vancouver
The Historic Trust and Community Military Appreciation Committee are teaming up for a free Veterans Day ceremony at the 11th hour of the 11th day of November on the grounds of Fort Vancouver.
Opinion: State Supreme Court rules Governor issued illegal vetoes
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center sheds light on the court’s ruling on governor’s veto authority.
Evergreen School Board approves levy proposal for February 2022 ballot
At Tuesday’s board meeting, the Evergreen Public Schools Board of Directors approved a replacement levy resolution for the Feb. 8, 2022 election ballot.
Gov. Jay Inslee appoints Steve Hobbs to replace Kim Wyman as secretary of state
Gov. Jay Inslee today named Steve Hobbs as Washington secretary of state.
Threats made to Gaiser Middle School students
A 13-year-old suspect has been accused of threatening students at Gaiser Middle School in Vancouver.
Ridgefield School Board unanimously approves bond for February 2022 ballot
If approved, the $66.785 million bond would fund the construction of a new 75,000-square-foot K-4 elementary school that would open as a K-6 school.
Israeli study shows natural immunity delivers 13 times more protection than COVID vaccines
CDC study on natural immunity has different conclusion than Israeli study.
State girls soccer: Ridgefield Spudders hope this is their time
Five teams from Clark County have opening round matchups in their state playoffs tonight, including top seed Camas in 4A and district champion Ridgefield in 2A
Vancouver Fire Boat Discovery saves woman in the Columbia River
A woman was saved Tuesday morning after multiple agencies responded to a report of a jumper off the Interstate 205 bridge.
Will a vaccine designed for the Alpha variant work to protect children from the Delta variant?
Dr. Raul Garcia discusses vaccinations for children ages 5 to 11 in Washington
Opinion: WSDOT admits winter travel will be slow and dangerous due to staffing shortage
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center reports potential impact from the firing of over 400 essential WSDOT employees due to Gov. Jay Inslee’s vaccine mandate.
Opinion: State-sponsored theft from students
Nancy Churchill believes it’s time for parents to become citizen activists, working to change WSSDA from inside and out.
Update: Family reports missing Vancouver woman found safe
Acacia Savannah Sellers was most recently houseless and associated with a black 2006 Ford F-150 pickup; she has most recently lived in camps in Vancouver and Portland.
County manager appoints April Furth as director of Community Development
Clark County Manager Kathleen Otto this week appointed April Furth as the director of the county’s Community Development department. The appointment is effective Tuesday, Nov. 16.