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House unanimously passes two bills from Rep. Kevin Waters, including one to clarify alcohol server permit statutes
The Washington State House of Representatives unanimously passed two bills from Rep. Kevin Waters, including one clarifying alcohol server permit rules.
County invites public to participate in creation of 5-Year Consolidated Plan via online survey, community meetings
…provide input on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan, shaping housing and community development strategies.
Opinion: You can legally drive that motorhome, but should you?
Doug Dahl discusses whether motorhome drivers should have special training or licensing, even when not legally required.
Discussions with the Sheriff, Part 4: Sheriff Horch says communication is key in his role
Sheriff John Horch discusses communication, staffing, public safety, and his personal side as the “Discussions with the Sheriff” series concludes.
Vancouver Police shooting investigation yields second arrest
Vancouver Police arrested a second suspect in a shooting investigation after locating the vehicle involved in the incident near Fort Vancouver Way.
Opinion: Look for common ground: It can be found even in a lopsided, trifecta state
…nment, highlighting cost-saving measures and legislation focused on efficiency.
Opinion: Citizen activism works
Nancy Churchill discusses the power of citizen activism in influencing legislative decisions and stopping controversial bills in Washington state.
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
…ng a shooting near Fort Vancouver Way, where a male victim sustained a non-life-threatening injury.
Discussions with the Sheriff, Part 3: Body-worn cameras help with transparency as well as training
Clark County Sheriff John Horch discusses the impact of body-worn cameras, highlighting their role in transparency, public safety, and officer training.
Washington Parents Network files Title IX complaint against Reykdal, Ferguson
…iles a Title IX complaint against Chris Reykdal and Bob Ferguson, challenging state education policies on gender identity and federal funding compliance.
Opinion: Scientific approach needed for gender-affirming care
Jay Fratt discusses the NHS Cass Review and its impact on gender-affirming care, calling for a science-based approach in Washington state.
Discussions with the Sheriff, Part 2: CCSO ‘does not do federal enforcement’ but won’t ‘leave fellow law enforcement’
Clark County Sheriff John Horch clarifies his office’s stance on federal immigration enforcement, emphasizing that deputies assist in emergencies but do not enforce federal laws.