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Evergreen Public Schools will offer free summer meals to children
Evergreen Public Schools is offering free breakfast and lunch to children ages 1–18 all summer long.
Hometown football hero surprised by documentary film at Camas’ Liberty Theater
Reilly Hennessey quarterbacked three European teams to championships before a surprise documentary revealed his full story.
Opinion: New resource can help public employees understand their rights
A 2018 Supreme Court ruling made public-sector union membership entirely voluntary — but many workers still don't know it.
Opinion: Legislators demand two auxiliary lanes and challenge light rail plans for I-5 Bridge Replacement
Legislators from both states pressed IBR staff on auxiliary lanes, tolling diversion, and a $7.65 billion cost estimate with no clear path to full funding.
America 250: National Archives bringing founding documents to cities nationwide
Nine original founding documents, including Washington's Oath of Allegiance, are touring the U.S. on a Boeing 737.
Washington falls again in national education ranking
Washington dropped from 27th to 31st in the Annie E. Casey Foundation's national child well-being ranking.
Vancouver Police investigate two shootings
A 19-year-old man died at the scene of a Monday shooting on Creston Avenue; two teens were injured in a separate Saturday night shooting at Evergreen Park.
Opinion: No need for hysteria just because Christians are getting in the news business
Ken Vance responds to critics alarmed by Christian-aligned ownership of two north Clark County news outlets.
As AI use in schools grows, lawmakers and districts scramble to set up guardrails
85% of teachers used AI in class last year, but few received training on its risks or ethical boundaries.
WA state workers head into difficult wage talks as budget outlook darkens
Union leaders say state negotiators have already signaled financial constraints ahead of wage talks intensifying June 26.
Felines and fireworks
Furry Friends volunteer writer Nomi Berger shares steps to protect cats from Fourth of July fireworks stress.
Tukes Valley Middle School Band program honors student achievement at year-end concert
Six Tukes Valley musicians earned selection to the 2026 Clark County Honors Band, joining SW Washington's top young performers.