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…pros to playing the game, our sports administrators say; plus some basketball talk featuring the decision of a local standout to play on a travel team this winter.
At an appearance at Hockinson Heights Elementary School last week, Gov. Jay Inslee said he wants legislation to investigate the possibility that fossil fuel companies are profiteering from high gas…
…ouncil for Health, are recommending a go-slow approach not just to COVID shots, but others that have become so common.
…ommunity Garden Club of Camas-Washougal September meeting, Susan Tripp will share more about the park history and how Rosalee MacRae recruited her to join the PAC which led to being a PHF director whe…
…– A chance for residents to connect with councilors and discuss community concerns.
Businesses in Clark County, Washington, can join WSU Vancouver’s Career and Internship Fair on Oct. 11 to connect with students and alumni fo…
…orts for electric vehicles by 2035, while currently having just 4,500, raising questions about funding and feasibility.
Three suspects arrested after attempting to steal a vehicle in a Clark County apartment complex, leading to a police chase and collisions.
…duces a map to local farms, inviting guests to explore new businesses while taking a beautiful country drive throughout the region.
A New York judge ruled Wednesday that 10 employees who refused the vaccine and were fired by the New York City Department of Education must be reinstated with back pay, according to court documents.
…ty of Washington has released a new report that found numerous transit vehicles in the Seattle and Portland areas contained “small amounts” of fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Senate Republican Leader John Braun calls for using excess proceeds from Washington’s cap-and-tax policy to alleviate the state’s affordability crisis for homeowners and renters.