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Google to pay $40 million to Washington state after lawsuit over location tracking
Google has agreed to pay $40 million to the state of Washington after a lawsuit accused the tech giant of deceptive practices regarding location tracking, with users unable to effectively prevent G…
Columbia River spring Chinook season reopens
The spring Chinook season on the Columbia River has reopened, with various locations and rules for fishing in effect until May 24.
Facebook claims ‘Jesus’ is ‘hate speech’
Facebook censors and removes a post stating “Jesus died so you could live” as hate speech, sparking controversy and raising concerns about freedom of speech and religious freedom. ‘The entire ordea…
Opinion: I-5 Bridge replacement is not a solution for anything
John Charles believes the Interstate Bridge should be left alone for now and ODOT should be directed to start planning for two new bridges.
Man has standoff with police after barricading inside ambulance on freeway in Vancouver
A man in Vancouver caused a standoff on the freeway after becoming combative in an ambulance and attempting to access unknown items in his bags, but eventually surrendered peacefully with no injuri…
POLL: Do you agree with Vancouver’s proposed purchase of property to serve as a light rail stop connected to the I-5 Bridge replacement project?
Do you agree with Vancouver’s proposed purchase of property to serve as a light rail stop connected to the I-5 Bridge replacement project?
Clark County hosts annual Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony
Clark County hosts its own Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony to honor local and national law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty, with Vancouver Police Chief Jeff Mor…
Opinion: As new payroll tax nears, state continues trying to make WA Cares look prettier
Elizabeth Hovde points out that starting in July, WA Cares’ regular diet of payroll taxes will take income away from households that could have been used for life’s many needs.
Opinion: WPC’s tax transparency website proposal a step closer to reality
Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center discusses the wide variety of issues with Washington’s 2023-2025 Operating Budget.
Rep. Peter Abbarno appointed ranking member of Capital Budget Committee
Rep. Peter Abbarno, a Republican, has been appointed as the highest-ranking Republican on the House Capital Budget Committee in Washington, after previously serving as the assistant ranking member.…
‘I collapsed’: Documentary stuns with life-altering COVID-shot injuries
A newly released documentary film is stunning its audience with overwhelming evidence of life-altering injuries from the COVID vaccines.
High school soccer: Columbia River’s flawless defense led by two seniors
Senior defenders Cole Benner and Hunter Cunningham say the team’s chemistry has made the Columbia River Rapids so strong on defense this season, and that has led the team to the state quarterfinals.