Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc. launched its $50 for 50 campaign, asking for $50 donations to mark 50 years of serving local seniors.

La Center School District officials responded to a teachers’ strike authorization vote, saying they anticipate school will start on time while negotiations continue.

Evergreen Public Schools delayed the start of the 2025-26 school year to Sept. 2 as union negotiations continue with classified employees whose contract expires Aug. 30.

Vancouver is forecast to face six straight days of 90-degree-plus heat, including 100-degree highs Friday and Saturday, with relief not expected until Aug. 28.

Vancouver broke ground on a 95-unit affordable housing project at Waterfront Gateway, honoring Native American culture and advancing the city’s redevelopment efforts.

Clark County has expanded its burn ban to include recreational fires due to extreme fire danger, effective immediately until further notice.

Fans camped out overnight in Ridgefield as Washington’s first In-N-Out Burger opened, drawing crowds eager for the iconic fast-food experience.

Battle Ground’s Shirley Romig, 79, will skydive Aug. 24 to raise funds for Shared Hope International, combining her passion for skydiving with a mission to fight sex trafficking.

Ken Vance says the biggest flaw in the I-5 Bridge replacement project is how it shut down conversation around more impactful solutions. He plans to spotlight those alternatives in a coming series of ...

Ken Vance argues that President Trump may be the best hope for restoring common sense to the I-5 Bridge replacement project, citing concerns over cost, delays, and light rail funding.

A judge has ruled against Save Vancouver Streets in its legal effort to place a street-use initiative on the ballot. The group is considering whether to appeal.

The newly renamed Cascades Amphitheater in Ridgefield now features The Backyard — a premium space with food, games, and exclusive perks — alongside $30 ticket options for fans on a budget.