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Opinion: Pre-filed bills, leaked email, hint at what’s coming this legislative session
Washington state’s upcoming legislative session may bring tax increases and budget changes, according to Paul Guppy of the Washington Policy Center.
Vancouver teacher arrested and charged with sexual misconduct
Vancouver teacher Shadbreon Gatson arrested and charged with sexual misconduct with a minor at Hudson Bay High School.
Opinion: The Biden EPA is divorced from reality
Is the Biden EPA wrong to designate Lake Roosevelt a Superfund site? Residents argue the Eastern Washington river is clean and vital.
Reminder: More than 30 state parks will offer First Day Hikes on New Year’s Day
Celebrate the new year with First Day Hikes at over 30 Washington State Parks.
Grinch steals vehicle and prowls several other vehicles on Christmas morning
Camas Police warn of Christmas morning vehicle theft and prowls.
Vancouver Police warn of email scam involving request for Bitcoin
Vancouver Police warn of email scam involving request for Bitcoin.
As the Holiday Season Comes to a Close, We Reflect on Gratitude and Hope
Reflecting on gratitude and blessings, Clark County Today celebrates the season of Christ’s birth and the light it brings.
A Christmas Message to Clark County
Celebrate Christmas with hope, peace, and joy in Clark County Washington.
Billionaire Democratic supporter calls Inslee’s wealth tax ‘boneheaded’
Nick Hanauer criticizes Gov. Inslee’s proposed wealth tax, citing legal and economic concerns.
Opinion: Washington state paid $8.6 million a year in unnecessary Medicaid premiums
Washington state’s Medicaid program wastes $8.6M annually on duplicate premiums; reforms are needed.
Opinion: Extending the Yellow MAX Line to Vancouver Is TriMet’s worst idea yet
John A. Charles Jr. critiques the Yellow MAX Line extension, urging legislators to remove light rail from the project.
Fire District 3’s leadership changes as longest-serving employee retires
Fire Chief Scott Sorenson retires after 45 years of service with Fire District 3.