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…decision to stop gender-related surgeries for minors by August 29.
…ured, with no known connection between the victims and the suspect.
…h Annual Camas Days Festival returns this weekend with new musical acts, expanded Kids Street, local brews, and shuttle service for Saturday’s parade.
…so-called gender-affirming surgeries for minors starting August 29, a decision Lars Larson calls long overdue.
…acancies on its Parks Advisory Board. Interested residents must apply by Sept. 1 for terms starting in 2026.
…olving a shotgun left one woman dead, two injured, and the suspected gunman dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
…state leaders for undermining Washington’s shipbuilding industry through outsourcing, high taxes, and neglect, warning of long-term consequences to maritime jobs and industrial strength.
…armful algae producing high cyanotoxin levels. Recreational use is discouraged. Advisory at Lacamas Lake has been lifted.
…ws from Vancouver Fire and Fire District 6 responded to a house fire early July 23. One man and his dog were displaced, and a firefighter was treated for minor injuries.
Ridgefield’s Day of Festivals returns Aug. 2 with City Days, Farmers Market, Dragon Boat Races, Duck Calling Contests, and more. Events are free and include a free shuttle.
…oting that left one person injured. Additional charges and suspects are being pursued.
A pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle on NE St. Johns Rd. The Vancouver Police Traffic Unit is investigating.