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Dr. Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center discusses a report by the Washington State Hospital Association indicates virtually every hospital in the state is in finan…
…federal officials, including President Biden, who declared one year ago that people who received the COVID-19 vaccines would not contract the disease argue “the science” changes over time.
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses the effort by Gov. Jay Inslee and Sen. Patty Murray to remove the Snake River dams
The Vancouver Police Department is continuing the investigation into the shooting at a house party on July 17 and is seeking to interview additional witnesses and to identify a…
Area resident Michael Jelineo questions why Vancouver Public Schools won’t spend the money needed to provide better locking devices on doors
Two suspects in a robbery in the Covington neighborhood Friday and one juvenile were taken into custody by law enforcement officers late Saturday night.
On Mon., July 18, the Battle Ground City Council approved Ordinance 22-05; enacting a Transportation Benefit District, sales and use tax of…
…rk County Public Health is urging residents to take precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses during the upcoming stretch of hot weather.
Vancouver resident Sally Snyder weighs in on the County Council District 2 race
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses the Universal Health Care Commission setting up another committee to make recommendations to the Washington State…
It was one year ago today when President Biden promised Americans that if they got vaccinated they would not contract COVID-19.
‘Telling low-income people to rely on transit while high-income people drive cars is also inequitable because cars are so much more efficient.’