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…urt ruling, as highlighted by Nancy Churchill in her Dangerous Rhetoric column.
Clark County seeks volunteers for its Law and Justice Council, offering three open positions.
…Works to upgrade Gaiser Middle School Park starting mid-August, with completion expected by November.
Two juveniles were taken into custody at Orchards Park after an incident involving firearms.
State Supreme Court unanimously dismisses case attempting to invalidate voter-backed initiatives on the November ballot.
Tuff Trucks return for a second day, plus extra fair hours and a cheeseburger eating contest at the Clark County Fair.
Elizabeth New from Washington Policy Center discusses how ballot language might confuse voters on making WA Cares optional.
Vancouver Police investigate suspicious devices near the waterfront, safely disposed by the Metro Explosive Disposal Unit.
With Ferguson and Reichert now facing off for Washington state governor, both camps are vying for support from Bird and Mullet voters.
Ferguson and Reichert to face off for governor in November based on Tuesday’s primary returns.
…rns to the Clark County Fair for Kids’ Day with racing and music.
Washington Policy Center discusses state government policies in Vancouver, covering Interstate Bridge, Long Term Care, and Small Business issues.