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City of Vancouver completes its largest infrastructure project
Vancouver's $26M Main Street rebuild, 33 years in the making, wraps up ahead of its spring 2027 schedule.
Opinion: The forgotten ICE mask ban
Larson argues SB 5855 let foreign nationals sue ICE agents for wearing masks, but no lawsuits have been filed.
A new skills center will be built at Skyview High School as Careers in Construction keeps expanding
Skyview High School broke ground on its skills center, the third built for Vancouver Public Schools through private donations.
CCSO deputies arrest man after more than hour-long standoff
Aaron Hetland, 48, was booked into Clark County Jail after a standoff that included self-harm with a knife and use of a drone.
Letter: ‘So let the nay sayers nay say’
Anna Miller argues Lockheed/Sikorsky privately funded the new White House granite helicopter pad, costing taxpayers nothing.
Letter: One standard for Ukrainian and Palestinian lives
Ridgefield physician R. Myles Dickason calls Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez's Ukraine stance hollow without suspending arms funding to Israel.
Opinion: Washington’s I-645 – Repealing the new 9.9% income tax with a current statutory million-dollar exemption
Jason Mercier argues I-645 would repeal Washington's new 9.9% income tax before it takes effect in 2028.
With tax receipts flat, budget hurdles remain for WA leaders
Washington's new 9.9% high-earner income tax is now forecast to bring in $9.4 billion in 2029-31, but a ballot initiative could repeal it first.
Clark County Republican Women to host dinner event with Todd Myers
Todd Myers says the past legislative session may be a turning point for Washingtonians on state policy.
Three injured in head-on collision near Lake Merwin
Edward Aruja, 32, was airlifted after his motorcycle crossed the center line on Route 503 near milepost 41 at about 5:20 p.m.
Opinion: The myth of ‘affordable housing’
Lars Larson argues government-subsidized housing costs twice as much to build yet rents at private market rates.
Washougal School District begins consolidation and modernization review process
Washougal School District's 90-day review could close Hathaway Elementary, saving over $1M per year to reduce class sizes.
Opinion: Nonpartisan. Not neutral.
Karen Crowley argues nonpartisanship means refusing to back parties or candidates, not staying silent on policy.
Letter: ‘The choice is clear … re-elect Rep. John Ley!’
Amboy's Thomas Schenk backs Rep. John Ley over challenger Deken Letnich in the 18th District, Position 2 race.
Letter: Equity and safety – Does Share House count?
Peter Bracchi asks why Vancouver protects newer shelters from nearby encampments but offers no comparable buffer around Share House.
Councilor Michelle Belkot declines League of Women Voters Forum
Belkot says she never committed to the forum and calls the League's participant list inaccurate.
High school football: Tupua brothers say Evergreen coaches have given them tools for life
Nehemiah and Daniel Tupua, senior linemen with 4.0 GPAs, credit Evergreen coaches for shaping their lives on and off the field.
Raptors look back on strong 2026 and ahead to 2027 and beyond in Ridgefield
Raptors GM Gus Farah says playoff crowds hit 3,700 over two games, with average attendance topping 1,400 despite weather challenges.