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The bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program will hold in-person neighborhood forums in Vancouver and Portland, allowing community members to ask questions and obtain information about the pr…
The Port of Vancouver USA will receive $3.5 million in funding from the Washington State Legislature to remove its 100-year-old Terminal 1 dock and replace it with a fish-friendly structure that wi…
WSDOT to deactivate 5-1-1 travel information phone number due to declining call volumes, high costs, and the availability of alternative technology.
Clark County Council in Vancouver has added additional public meeting dates and scheduled breaks to enhance public participation and allow for thoughtful consideration of ongoing projects. The upda…
Det. Bethany Lau of Clark County Sheriff’s Office has seen the effects of people not wearing seat belts and the devastation of collisions, which is why, as part of Target Zero, she is so passionate…
The Washington State Legislature passed a bill that sets sanctions for drug possession, avoiding the decriminalization of drug possession and creating a balance between accountability and compassio…
Washougal unveils new strategic plan to guide the city’s progress and achieve its vision over the next five years, focusing on economic development, financial health, vibrant town center, smart gro…
Massive debris slide forces closure of State Route 504 leading to Mount St. Helens Observatory, with no set timeline for reopening due to unstable hillside. Visitors to Johnston Ridge Observatory s…
The Washington State House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a compromise bill, Senate Bill 5536, addressing the “Blake fix” with a focus on accountability, consequences, and increased ser…
Severe thunderstorm causes extensive damage to Battle Ground businesses due to long overdue roof repairs, leading to leaking and flooding.
Vancouver City Council approves a $12-million acquisition of downtown property, known as Library Square. This acreage is of particular interest to city officials due to its close proximity to two p…
A partnership between private building industry leaders and public education has led to a new facility at Evergreen High School that will teach students the value of skilled trade.