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The Vancouver Police Department issued a news release Thursday in an attempt to clarify facts that have been reported about an incident that took place at Chuck’s Produce & Street Market in east Va…
Jason Mercier, of the Washington Policy Center, provides a library of important quotes that offer context of Washington’s capital gains income tax lawsuits.
The Oregon Transportation Commission last week questioned the viability of a $1.25 billion I-5 Rose Quarter project to move forward with the wider freeway covers negotiated by Gov. Kate Brown last…
On Wednesday, the Camas Police Department arrested Derik Ford for one count of Assault IV- Domestic Violence. Derik Ford is currently seeking election as the mayor of Washougal.
It’s been almost five years since Megan lost a mom, Jodalee lost a sister, and Susan lost a cousin. They each fought back tears at times, missing their loved one — Kim Makarowsky-Volgamore. Yet, th…
The City/County Telecommunications Commission is requesting feedback from the community about their experience with Comcast cable television and broadband services.
Thrive 2 Survive, part of Recovery Cafe’s outreach program, sets up once a month at River City Church, and dozens of volunteers unite with the goal of helping those in need.
The Vancouver Police Department has arrested a suspect in a recent homicide. The investigation is ongoing and additional arrests are anticipated.
At least a dozen firefighters and state troopers in Clark County joined forces with workers from across the state in filing a complaint on Sept. 10.
The Clark County Council today authorized a settlement with former county employees Don Benton, Susan Rice and Chris Clifford.
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center points out the differing assessments between state legislators and the State Building Code Council.
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds residents that second-installment 2021 property taxes are due on Mon., Nov.1, 2021.