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Expect delays on I-5 near Woodland for bridge inspection, May 18
WSDOT will close a lane of southbound I-5 near Woodland on May 18 for a safety inspection.
Foundation for VPS breaks ground on new building to support technical trades at Fort Vancouver High School with the Ed and Dollie Lynch Fund
The Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools held a groundbreaking ceremony for a donor-funded technical trades center at Fort Vancouver High School.
Don’t leave tax dollars on the table; learn about property tax exemptions at May 23 and June 6 events in Vancouver
The Clark County Assessor’s Office will host two events in Vancouver to help eligible residents apply for property tax relief.
Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce to hold annual award banquet
The Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce will honor its 2025 award winners — Ken Cline and Stephanie O’Dell — at a June 3 banquet open to the public.
Opinion: ‘I’m more than just a little skeptical that IBR officials are doing everything they can to limit the cost of this project’
Ken Vance shares his concerns over rising costs and limited contractor interest in the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
Director of Washington Parents Network to speak Sunday night at Washougal church
David Spring of the Washington Parents Network will speak May 18 at Bethel Community Church in Washougal on alleged violations of parental rights in Washington schools.
Clark County settles wrongful shooting lawsuit for $3.5 million
Clark County will pay $3.5 million to the family of Jenoah Donald following a fatal officer-involved shooting during a 2021 traffic stop.
No tax on tips, child tax credit and business tax cuts survive in big House GOP bill
The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee passed a major GOP tax bill including cuts for businesses, temporary no-tax-on-tips benefits, and adjustments to the child tax credit.
Letter: ‘IBR has relied on this video to instill fear in the public and government officials to promote the construction of a new bridge’
Bob Ortblad questions IBR’s use of a seismic video and urges a shift toward tunnel alternatives in this critical letter to the editor.
Vancouver City Council approves $11.15 million to help create or preserve 330 affordable rental homes
Vancouver City Council has approved $11.5 million in housing funds to support 330 affordable homes for seniors, families, and vulnerable residents.
Troubled TriMet and fleecing taxpayers with LRT
John Ley analyzes TriMet’s ridership decline and what it signals for post-pandemic public transit in the region.
Washougal School District students work together to bring art to life
Middle school students in Washougal helped transform younger students’ monster art into real stuffed creations as part of a collaborative art project.