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Conservatives celebrate democracy despite disappointing results
Michelle Belkot led by close to 1,000 votes in the first count, while Eileen Quiring O'Brien and Peter Silliman trailed considerably.
Washington initiative to protect girls sports passing, two other initiatives failing
Early returns Tuesday night showed voters rejecting the repeal of the state's income tax, with I-638 ahead and I-001 trailing.
Democrat-backed WA Supreme Court candidates win elections, except for one close race
Four of the five contenders backed by Democratic leaders lead handily in early returns, while Sean O'Donnell edges Ian Birk by 2 percentage points.
Vancouver Fire responds to residential structure fire
Four engines, two trucks, one squad and two battalion chiefs brought about 25 personnel to East 18th Street, and no injuries were reported.
Gluesenkamp Perez cruising toward win over Braun in WA’s 3rd Congressional District
The incumbent Democrat led 55% to 44.1% Tuesday in a southwest Washington race that drew national attention as a House battleground.
LGW statements on election night poll results
Brian Heywood says well over a million Washingtonians stand with girl athletes, following poll results on I-638.
It’s a Blue Wave in Clark County
Initial results show Democrats leading all six legislative races in the 17th, 18th and 49th Districts, with turnout at 46.70 percent.
Deputies investigate theft of more than $23,000 in bicycles from Salmon Creek Elementary School
Clark County Sheriff's Office says six of 18 stolen bikes, valued at about $7,800, were recovered in the Hazel Dell area and 12 remain missing.
Vancouver firefighters rescue man from Columbia River
Two Truck 1 swimmers reached a conscious man about 20 feet from shore, and he was taken to a hospital in stable condition.
New appointed La Center city councilor outlines his vision for the growing north county community
Lance Ebarb brings a banking background to Position 3 and says thoughtful growth, infrastructure and affordable housing are important issues.
VIDEO: High school runner's state qualification fuels debate over Initiative 638
Washington voters decide Tuesday whether to bar biological male athletes from K-12 girls' teams, and Camas cross-country has been ground zero.
Opinion: The problem with cat overpopulation
Nomi Berger writes that spaying and neutering before six months is growing in popularity, with well-documented health benefits.
American Legion Post 14 in Vancouver invites public to three special events in November
A holiday bazaar, a Veterans Day breakfast and a children's Christmas party with Santa are set for NE St. James Road.
Election underway in Washington with strong early ballot turnout
Yakima County's elections manager says daily returns are running ahead of the rate seen at this point in the 2024 presidential election.
Opinion: Can America ever be Catholic?
Mark Rose questions the separation of church and state, citing philosopher Peter Kwasniewski, in an opinion piece.
Windermere Real Estate invites Vancouver community to Share the Warmth
New or gently used blankets and coats will be collected through Dec. 18 at the 1401 SE 164th Ave. office to benefit Share House.
Opinion: TAKE ACTION and stop Washington from hammering nails in its own coffin
Boze cites WPC's report card and six spending charts, then urges support for a spending cap through an interactive display.
Tuesday’s election in Washington is packed with big decisions for voters
Voting ends at 8 p.m. with initiatives, five state Supreme Court seats and the 3rd Congressional District race on ballots.