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Campaign to attract new sports officials is working
After years of declining numbers, the Evergreen Basketball Officials Association is seeing an increase in its roster, and state officials say that numbers are growing in many sports throughout Wash…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 1
Reporter Paul Valencia teams up with sports administrators and former coaches Tony Liberatore and Cale Piland to discuss high school sports in Clark County
GoFundMe Spotlight: Vancouver singer gets cast for Chicago Summer Opera
Isabella Daltoso, a senior at Pacific Lutheran University who grew up in Vancouver, has been invited to Chicago Summer Opera, a training program for young artists, and she is raising funds through…
Opinion: Washington gas prices jump about 10 cents as CO2 tax takes effect
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains how the governor is not being straight with reporters or the public about the impact of his law.
First of many tiny homes delivered by Flash Love
Andrey Ivanov and his team have a vision for helping provide a solution for many who are facing the ever-growing housing crisis.
2023 Project Homeless Connect and Point In Time Count scheduled for Jan. 26
Project Homeless Connect is a one-day event to help people living without homes easily access a variety of resources in one location.
POLL: Should books with descriptions and illustrations of adult-themed sexual content be allowed to be placed in public school libraries?
Should books with descriptions and illustrations of adult-themed sexual content be allowed to be placed in public school libraries?
Five Corners resident arrested after threatening to kill neighbors
It was reported that 51-year-old John Jamison threatened to retrieve a firearm and kill two of his neighbors.
Sen. Lynda Wilson pans Democrats’ ‘wealth tax’ proposal
Vancouver lawmaker offered her about the so-called ‘wealth tax’ proposed today by Democrats in the Senate and House of Representatives
Letter: Vancouver Public School District parents want the book “Gender Queer” removed
Vancouver resident Michael Jelineo joins the fight to have book removed from Vancouver Public Schools libraries.
Debt ceiling sets up major battle in Congress
Congress has until about June to raise the debt ceiling or potentially default on the U.S. debt obligations for the first time ever.
Opinion: Dozens of Democratic lawmakers propose wealth tax for Washington
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center asks Washingtonians if they would be willing to pay an additional 1 percent tax on the value of their total financial assets each year.