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Opinion: Judges' letter rebukes Judge Ian Birk for making partisan attacks in Supreme Court Position 4 race
…ashington judges say Birk's fundraising email made false accusations about O'Donnell's record and bipartisan support.
Opinion: Get to know the Supreme Court justice candidates
Washington Policy Center partnered with the Ruckelshaus Center to host debates for five open Washington Supreme Court seats.
Opinion: ‘Public office is a public trust’
Rob Anderson's ethics complaints target Diana Perez and Wil Fuentes over alleged conflicts of interest and self-dealing with public funds.
CCSO Cold Case Team solves agency’s oldest cold case, a 1962 double homicide
DNA evidence confirmed two suspects in the 1962 Battle Ground double homicide, though both died before charges could be filed.
Opinion: The rising cost of Socialism
A White House analysis prices seven Democratic Socialist policies at roughly $49 trillion over ten years, or about $355,000 per American household.
Driver cited after striking child near stopped school bus
…elementary student crossing the road near a stopped school bus on NE Allworth Road.
State of the Fair: Clark County Fair CEO looking forward to putting on another party in 2027
…rison says the 2026 fair drew 246,000 visitors and Butler Amusements recorded an all-time revenue high.
BIZ: Jacobus CARSTAR celebrates 50 years of serving Southwest Washington
Dave Jacobus marks 50 years of family-owned collision repair in Vancouver, tracing roots to his father Jerry's 1976 shop.
The Commission on Aging asks, ‘Winter is on its way, how can you prepare?’
…ing hosts emergency management professionals Oct. 19 to discuss winter preparedness.
Clark County seeks volunteers to serve on Railroad Advisory Board
…lark County seeks volunteers with railroad or freight-rail business experience for up to five open advisory board seats.
Greater Vancouver Chamber and Edward Jones announce Jon Girod as 2026 First Citizen Award honoree
…struction, placing Skilled Trade Centers on high school campuses across the region.
High school football: Woodland earns bragging rights over Washougal in this ‘weird’ season
Woodland beat Washougal 21-20, but the Week 6 victory has no bearing on playoff qualification under the 2A GSHL's new format.