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PeaceHealth officials continue investigation of COVID exposures after patients test positive
Over the past few days, PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center has identified 10 patients in the hospital that have been confirmed with COVID-19 and have links to the same patient floor.
Vancouver firefighters respond to fire that threatened multiple homes
At 1:44 p.m. Sunday (July 18), Vancouver Fire Department crews were called to 4214 NE Thurston Way in Vancouver for a single-story home that was on fire and endangering adjacent homes.
La Center City Council candidates discuss issues at candidate forum
The five candidates vying for position 1 on the La Center City Council participated in a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark County.
C-TRAN proposes permanent cuts in cross river service in addition to new ‘microtransit’ service around Clark County
Declining ridership to Portland triggers reduction in cross river C-TRAN service. New focus in Clark County with on-demand service.
Vancouver to begin preliminary planning work on four new Complete Streets projects
Vancouver City Council will get its first update on four complete streets projects scheduled to begin preliminary planning work in 2021-22 at an online workshop at 4 p.m. Mon., July 19.
Target Zero: Increased motorcycle safety patrols this weekend
Law enforcement agencies want to educate riders on safety issues as well as remind vehicle drivers to be aware of motorcycles.
The Governors to perform live concerts in Ridgefield and Portland
After a year of no audiences, eclectic rock band The Governors is excited to announce a small Pacific Northwest concert series in Portland and Ridgefield.
High heat, low tide likely triggering spike in shellfish-linked infections
An outbreak of vibriosis in Washington has already surpassed the highest number of cases ever recorded by the state for the month of July.
Night Interstate Bridge lifts scheduled this weekend
Both spans of the Interstate Bridge will see intermittent night lifts lasting as long as 25 minutes on three nights, July 16-18, while ODOT crews oil six miles of bridge cable.
POLL: On July 19, members of the Battle Ground City Council will consider a resolution to ban a local income tax. Should cities implement such a ban?
On July 19, members of the Battle Ground City Council will consider a resolution to ban a local income tax. Should cities implement such a ban?
On July 19, members of the Battle Ground City Council will consider a resolution to ban a local income tax. Should cities implement such a ban?
Opinion: Battle Ground to consider local income tax ban
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses a resolution to be considered by members of the Battle Ground City Council that would ban a local income tax.