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Teen suspect in hit-and-run collision turns himself in to Vancouver Police
A 17-year-old turned himself in after a hit-and-run collision injured four pedestrians, including a 30-year-old man now in critical condition.
VFD responds to house fire
Vancouver firefighters extinguished a house fire on NE 4th Circle after neighbors alerted residents and crews quickly contained flames extending into the attic.
Dream for Life feeds thousands at Living Hope Church
Dream for Life and Living Hope Church partnered to serve thousands a free Thanksgiving meal, supported by volunteers, donors, and community organizations.
John Braun says MGP gets an ‘A’ in publicity and an ‘F’ in accomplishments as he kicks off campaign
John Braun launched his congressional campaign in Vancouver, sharply criticizing Marie Gluesenkamp Perez while outlining his priorities for Washington’s Third District.
MGP thinks Democratic Party needs to change, not her
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez describes why she forced a reprimand vote opposed by Democratic leaders and says the party, not her, needs to change.
Opinion: Portland homeless ban equals more trouble for Vancouver
Amy Harris argues that Portland’s enforcement of its camping ban highlights the need for Vancouver officials to adopt and uphold stronger limits on public camping.
New flag to be raised at Vancouver City Hall on Nov. 28
The city of Vancouver will raise its new flag on Nov. 28 with a program that includes designer recognitions and the return of the Salmon Run Bell Tower glockenspiel.
Clark County Public Works, Solid Waste, shares tips to help residents reduce food waste this holiday season
Clark County Public Works is sharing guidance to help residents cut food waste through careful shopping, proper storage, creative leftover use, and composting options.
Kick off the holiday season Cougar style at Cougar Cheer and Gift Gear
WSU Vancouver invites the community to a Dec. 3 celebration featuring Cougar-themed shopping, photos with Butch T. Cougar, prize drawings, and support opportunities for the Cougar Food Pantry.
VFD extinguishes large drop box style dumpster on fire
Firefighters quickly contained a large dumpster fire at a commercial site on NE 137th Ave., preventing it from spreading into the structure.
POLL: Is a 116-foot fixed-span bridge the right choice for the I-5 replacement?
Transportation agreements have moved the 116-foot fixed-span I-5 Bridge proposal to Coast Guard review, prompting a poll on whether it is the right choice.
Volunteer coordinator from Eden Health Hospice highlights the benefits of serving patients
Eden Health Hospice’s volunteer coordinator describes how volunteers provide comfort, connection, and support to patients nearing the end of life.