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Public Health investigating tuberculosis case associated with Vancouver elementary school
A person associated with Minnehaha Elementary School in Vancouver has been diagnosed with infectious tuberculosis, prompting Public Health’s investigation and targeted testing for potential close c…
Ridgefield Police investigating juvenile incident with damage to residence
Police respond to early morning prowler report in Ridgefield’s Cedar Ridge neighborhood, suspecting a targeted act linked to a teen dispute rather than a home invasion.
Ridgefield Police Department seeks public’s help locating missing person
The Ridgefield Police seek public help in finding Jessica Rogers Fern, 33, missing since Aug. 15, last seen leaving home in Ridgefield; her vehicle and dog found separately, investigation ongoing.
Gubernatorial candidate Semi Bird touts school board recall as campaign pitch
Former Richland School Board director Semi Bird ousted following recall vote, promotes removal as campaign pitch for Washington state governor in 2024, citing energized commitment to people over po…
Jenny Creek Fire near La Center reduced to 32 acres
The efforts of the multiple agencies battling the Jenny Creek Fire near La Center have improved mapping capability that reveals the fire size has been reduced to 32 acres as of Thursday afternoon a…
POLL: Do you agree with OSPI’s claim that school shutdowns during the COVID pandemic did not put students behind?
Do you agree with OSPI’s claim that school shutdowns during the COVID pandemic did not put students behind?
Evergreen moms take over Clark County Youth Football Food Drive with a passion for serving
The Clark County Youth Football Food Drive grew into one of the bigger drives in the region for the Clark County Food Bank, and after a series of challenges during the pandemic, the drive has been…
Column: Washington’s latest CO2 auction shows residents will continue to pay “outrageously more” than California
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center shares that, despite the sensitivity, neither the governor nor legislators have made any proposal to reduce the cost of CO2 allowances.
Study on COVID misinformation is – you guessed it – chock-full of COVID misinformation
A new study published Tuesday accused many doctors of spreading COVID-19 misinformation on social media, despite the claims that are referred to as misinformation being heavily contested.
Woodland AD leaves position for once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Woodland Public Schools bids farewell to dedicated Athletic Director Paul Huddleston, whose transformative leadership has elevated the school’s athletic program over the past decade, as he embarks…
Expect daytime delays on northbound I-5 through Woodland Friday
Northbound I-5 Lane Closure at East Fork Lewis River Bridge for Urgent Repair to Prevent Restrictions.
Public Health issues warning for Vancouver Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Elevated cyanotoxin levels in Vancouver and Lacamas Lakes prompt health advisory, restricting water activities and posing risks to human and pet health.