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Surplus multi-season deer and elk tags available Aug. 21
Surplus multi-season deer and elk tags available Aug. 21 for hunters in Washington state.
Vancouver Police investigate drive-by shooting
Vancouver Police investigate a drive-by shooting with 55 shell casings recovered. No injuries reported.
Video: Birthday party turns into a yearly tradition for car show at Velvet Acres Gardens
Eighth annual Velvet Acres Gardens Cruise-In celebrates classic cars and community.
Washington may alter stance ending lifetime supervision for highest-risk sex offenders
Washington may reconsider ending lifetime supervision for highest-risk sex offenders as the Sex Offender Policy Board re-evaluates its stance.
Opinion: State-based taxpayer-financed health care increases
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses Washington’s expansion of a Medicaid-like program for undocumented immigrants.
Attempted child abduction thwarted at Vancouver park
Attempted child abduction thwarted at Vancouver park as good Samaritan intervenes.
House Speaker Mike Johnson ‘very bullish’ on Kent and November
House Speaker Mike Johnson and Joe Kent gear up for November at a Vancouver fundraiser.
Opinion: ‘Politics makes strange bedfellows’
In this column by Clark County Today editor Ken Vance, he takes a look behind the scenes at the Clark County Republican Party’s recent meeting, where Paul Harris was recognized for his state senate…
Paying too much for too many MAX light rail vehicles
TriMet reveals a significant cost variance for MAX light rail vehicles as IBR purchases for a three-mile extension into Vancouver.
Thrive 2 Survive, Battle Ground HealthCare team up to help those in need
More than 200 people received free medical, dental, and other services at the Thrive 2 Survive pop-up event hosted by Battle Ground HealthCare.
November ballot will include ‘warning labels’ for initiatives
The November ballot will include “warning labels” on several state initiatives, despite efforts to block the Attorney General’s statements.
Opinion: Any administrative expenses are excessive for the misleading WA Cares program
Elizabeth New Hovde discusses the excessive administrative expenses and questionable spending within the WA Cares program in her opinion column.