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The action will have an obvious impact on the estimated 75,000 Clark County residents who commute to work in Oregon.
The Port Commission will celebrate the completion of the first phase of a multi-phased fiber optic installation between Ariel and Cougar, improving public safety, tourism, business, and residential…
Larry Smith, retired community advocate and former City Councilor of Vancouver, has been awarded the Leading Eagle Award for his contributions to the development and enhancement of parks, trails, a…
The State Route 433 Lewis and Clark Bridge connecting Longview, Washington and Rainier, Oregon will be closed for up to eight days from July 16 for repairs to two expansion joints and a fractured f…
The Office of the Secretary of State is accepting applications for public office during Candidate Filing Week, May 15-19, for nearly 3,400 local offices across Washington state, including mayorship…
Elizabeth Hovde believes it was painful to watch lawmakers toy with misguided proposals while missing several opportunities to make Washington a better place to live and work.
Charles Prestrud of the Washington Policy Center believes the budget does not fund WSDOT preservation and maintenance at the level needed to achieve a state of good repair.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson for possible violations of the state’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act over alleged COVID va…
Nancy Churchill offers a recap of the recently completed session of the Washington State Legislature.
Three people were rescued from Vancouver Lake after their rowboat sank, with firefighters from multiple departments responding to the scene. The victims were taken back to the La Frambois Road boat…
Village of pallet homes off of East Fourth Plain Blvd., in Vancouver offers security, shelter, and a community as residents try to transition from homelessness to permanent housing.
Ridgefield City Councilor Rachel Coker has resigned, prompting the council to appoint a qualified person to fill the vacant position until the November 2023 election.