The Washington Supreme Court on Wednesday morning granted Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s request to ...
Washington Supreme Court allows capital gains collections before it decides case
November, 2022
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Elon Musk: Twitter in ‘battle for the future of civilization’
Amid Elon Musk's measures to protect free speech on Twitter, including the elimination of its COVID ...
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Washougal School District board votes to run levy in Feb. 14 election
Members of the Washougal School District School Board voted unanimously on Nov. 22 to place replacem ...
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Cowlitz Indian Tribe donates more than $2 million to non-profit organizations
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe honored nine recipients of grants that totaled $2.5 million to various prog ...
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Prefabricated facade installed at Bonneville Power Administration redevelopment project in Vancouver
Mortenson, a leading developer and design-builder in Oregon, along with Portland-based Opsis Archite ...
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Washington has 4th most expensive gas nationwide, despite seven-week decline
Despite Washingtonians seeing the seventh straight week of price declines at the pump, the Evergreen ...
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Windermere Real Estate shares the warmth during winter months
With the coldest months of the year upon us, brokers from Windermere Real Estate are teaming up to S ...
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Camas Gallery features newest works by local artist Liz Pike throughout month of December
Artist Liz Pike will be the featured artist at Camas Gallery for the month of December. ...
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Twitter takes action on its COVID ‘misleading information’ policy
Twitter has quietly halted enforcement of its COVID-19 misinformation policies, with Twitter users f ...
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POLL: Should hospitals be allowed to establish a code of conduct that allows them to ban patients for politically incorrect offenses such as speaking “unwelcome words?”
Should hospitals be allowed to establish a code of conduct that allows them to ban patients for poli ...
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Washington AG Bob Ferguson wants $1.5 million a year for organized retail crime unit
Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson is asking the state Legislature for $1.5 million annu ...
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Opinion: The cost is too high!
Nancy Churchill believes taxpayer money should not be wasted on one stretch of river, only to leave ...
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Hospital system tells non-‘woke’ patients to ‘make other plans’
'Code of conduct' also could result in ban on treatments ...
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County Council to consider 2023 recommended budget at early December hearings
County Manager Kathleen Otto has presented her recommended 2023 budget to the county council for con ...
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Washington state’s COVID-19 response website to be decommissioned Dec. 1
Washington State Department of Health (DOH) will decommission the Washington State Coronavirus Respo ...
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County to begin process of implementing Housing Options Study and Action Plan
On May 17, the Clark County Council approved the Housing Options Study and Action Plan (HOSAP) and d ...
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State of Washington grants $32.5 million stimulus to boost small businesses
The Washington State Department of Commerce has announced 22 grants totaling $32.5 million to small ...
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Another cardiologist calls for halt to COVID shots
An Australian cardiologist has called for halting the use of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 mRNA va ...
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Card reader skimmers discovered at two 7-11 stores
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office responded to reports of card reader skimmers at two convenience st ...
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Rulemaking is final, but authority to require a vaccine still unclear
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why it is time for peace in the land when i ...
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University official: Students think they have ‘right’ not to be offended
An outgoing executive at Oxford University says students now are claiming "a right not to be offende ...
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Target Zero Region 6 Task Force encourages everyone to celebrate responsibly
As Washington prepares to celebrate and enter the holiday season, WTSC, together with Target Zero Re ...
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Veterans honored at annual event
On Nov. 5, the 35th Annual Community Celebration Honoring Our Veterans was held, co-hosted by North ...
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Happy Thanksgiving from Clark County Today!
The Clark County Today family wishes you and yours a blessed Thanksgiving! ...
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Washington plummets in state business tax index over capital gains tax
Washington’s new capital gains income tax caused the Evergreen State to nosedive 13 spots from last ...
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Washington Post busts ‘pandemic of the unvaccinated’ narrative
President Biden repeatedly has scolded Americans who choose not to take the experimental mRNA COVID ...
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Letter: Council approves new utility tax while having record cash in bank
Camas resident John Ley shares his thoughts on new taxes proposed by city of Camas officials. ...
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Vancouver City Council adopts 2023-2024 biennial budget
The Vancouver City Council adopted the city’s 2023-2024 biennial budget at its Monday (Nov. 21) meet ...
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Learn from WSU Vancouver how scholarships can help pay for college
Washington State University Vancouver will hold Scholarships 101 Information Night for prospective c ...
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County seeks applicants for Community Action Advisory Board
The county manager is seeking applicants to fill several positions on the volunteer Community Action ...
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City of Vancouver honors local matriarch Ida Bell Jones with new park
The city of Vancouver has completed construction of Ida Bell Jones Neighborhood Park at T Street & E ...
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Clark County deputies respond to prank call of active shooter at Heritage High School, everyone is safe
On Tuesday (Nov. 22) at 08:23 a.m., the Clark County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to Heritage Hig ...
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Fauci defends COVID communications a day before lawsuit deposition by Missouri, Louisiana AGs
The day before Dr. Anthony Fauci will be deposed by two attorneys general in a lawsuit alleging gove ...
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Lawmakers blast Pentagon funding for CRT, liberal gender ideology training, policies
A new GOP report details how the Pentagon has prioritized promoting critical race theory, progressiv ...
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People are still getting out of a coming payroll tax for long-term-care program
The WA Cares Fund exemption window for people who had private long-term-care insurance closes next m ...
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They love the cover-up: Biden’s HHS wants mask mandates back
Those COVID masks may be coming back. Even mask mandates soon could be appearing. That's according t ...
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Dog rescued from Vancouver house fire
On Monday (Nov. 21), the Vancouver Fire Department was dispatched to a house fire at 6021 NE 76th Ci ...
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National debt to GDP ratio worse than CBO estimates, group says
New budget estimates show that the growth of the national debt is worse than previously thought. ...
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WATCH: Dr. Robert Malone discloses in new book ‘things I no longer believe’
The coronavirus pandemic has been a revelation to many, not least to Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor ...
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Lighted Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting returns to downtown Washougal
The city of Washougal kicks off the holiday season with the Lighted Christmas Parade and Tree Lighti ...
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Public invited to give feedback on a study about tolling I-5 and I-205
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) invites the public to comment on an upcoming study ab ...
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Car drives into Vancouver building
A female drove her car into a building at 221 NE 104th Ave. in Vancouver at about 9:45 a.m. Monday ( ...
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Washington expected revenue up $762 million for two years; next budget up $681 million
Despite the economic headwinds of high inflation and a possible recession on the horizon, revenue pr ...
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Loophole that benefited child-killer needs to be closed, says Clark County senator
A 2021 change in state law that will eventually allow a Clark County child-killer to go free instead ...
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Convicted murderer Roy Wayne Russell resentenced
A resentencing hearing was held Friday (Nov. 18) morning for convicted killer Roy Wayne Russell, who ...
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Doubling down on failure is not an effective environmental strategy
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains why those who pretend government programs will w ...
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Consensus? Poll finds 41% of climate scientists don’t buy ‘climate change’
Media regularly tells the public that "the science is settled" and there is a nearly 99% "consensus" ...
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Wisdom Ridge Academy students visit Cedar Creek Grist Mill
John Clapp, president of Friends of the Cedar Creek Grist Mill, welcomes students from Wisdom Ridge ...
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Michelle Belkot declares victory in Clark County Council District 2 race
Belkot plans to raise awareness of the mostly ignored drug crisis; supporting the police to help bri ...
DOR given green light to collect capital gains income tax while state Supreme Court considers case
The state Supreme Court has granted the Attorney General’s request to allow the Department of Revenu ...