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Unidentified male arrested after causing havoc at Hazel Dell Starbucks and Great Clips, climbing through ceilings, damaging property, and resisting arrest, resulting in closure of both businesses.
Due to earth movement beneath the highway caused by heavy rainfall, both directions of the State Route 503 Spur leading to Cougar at milepost 35.7 will remain closed until further notice.
The Police Activities League of Southwest Washington (PAL) hosted the “Southwest Regional Shop with a Cop” at the East Vancouver Target, providing around 100 youth from various districts the opport…
Staff provided the first of what will be monthly reports on the city’s emergency declaration on homelessness during the Dec. 4 Vancouver City Council Meeting.
The annual 2024 parking passes for county regional parks are available for purchase beginning today (Dec. 5).
A report from Just the News now has revealed a study that confirms COVID masks were largely ineffective.
Clark County Sheriff John Horch issued a statement on Sunday’s murder-suicide that left five dead in the Orchards neighborhood.
At this year’s Shop With a Cop event, volunteers included officers from Vancouver Police Department, Battle Ground Police Department, Clark County Sheriff’s Office and Washington State Patrol.
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center, says about WA Cares: ‘there is nothing merry about taking from the poor to give to those who have more.
The Governor’s Office has preliminary, tentative findings regarding a former state economist who says he had to resign after suffering retaliation for his analysis that Washington’s cap-and-trade p…
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill applies the ‘prosperity principle’ to Washington state’s Columbia River Basin issue.
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit continues its investigation of Sunday’s murder-suicide in Orchards that led to the deaths of five family members.