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Police confirm investigation into possible incident at Fort Vancouver High School locker room
A Thursday student walk-out followed a second school email citing allegations involving varsity football team members.
Camas High School student raises funds, equipment to help youth experience birding
Shaunak Deshpande delivered binoculars, kits, and field guides that teachers in several ESD 112 school districts can borrow.
Letter: Two sets of rules for bridge shelter
Peter Bracchi asks Vancouver to publicly explain how Bridge Shelter violations will be handled inside and outside its doors.
Property taxes due Monday, Nov. 2
Clark County property taxes are due Nov. 2, with a drive-through kiosk open Oct. 30 and Nov. 2 at the Public Service Center.
Opinion: Support for ‘Medicare for All’ falls sharply when Americans hear the tradeoffs
KFF polling shows 66% favor Medicare for All, but opposition rises to 76% when respondents learn it could mean delays in care.
Who Should Decide? The Debate Over Transgender Athlete Eligibility in School Sports
Initiative 638 would prohibit biologically male athletes from competing in girls-designated K-12 sports in Washington State.
Winter is coming for your RV: A Clark County owner's guide to winterization
McCords Vancouver RV in Battle Ground offers winterization starting at $95, with mobile service available for $195.
Clark County Council seeks volunteers for Mosquito Control District Board
Clark County Council seeks applicants for a Mosquito Control District Board seat running Jan. 1, 2027 through Dec. 31, 2028.
City of Vancouver to host open house at newly completed bridge shelter
…5M from multiple funding partners and is set to open by end of November.
Opinion: Worker penalty gets steeper in 2027 with PFML’s 6.2% tax-rate increase
Washington's PFML payroll tax rises to 1.2% of gross wages in 2027, a 6.2% increase from last year and triple the program's 2019 starting rate.
Opinion: Two state governors put political contributions above children
Larson argues Kotek and Ferguson are passing on billions in federal scholarship funds to protect union political donations.
Camas Courage: Speakers at Support Our Girls rally say enough is enough
…nitiative 638 as athletes from multiple schools have walked off courses in protest this season.