As discussions on the best potential uses of the 78th Street Heritage Farm continue, another farm across the Columbia River might serve as a model.…
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A backlog of Washington’s COVID-19 testing has delayed the reporting of Clark County’s eight test results, which were expected back by midweek. Clark County has…
Black students in Vancouver Public Schools are kept out of class longer than their white classmates, particularly for minor infractions such as disrupting class. That’s…
An ongoing sour relationship between neighbors in the Orchards area reportedly prompted a shooting Thursday morning, which put a nearby elementary school on lockdown, according…
Gov. Jay Inslee signed into law today a bill that will prevent a defendant from using so-called panic defenses upon discovering a victim’s gender identity…
The Washington House approved legislation requiring public schools to provide comprehensive sexual health education in all grades by the 2022-23 school year after a marathon…
Columbian photographer Nathan Howard has won top honors in a national photojournalism competition. Howard received the Sony Best of Show award in the 2020 NPPA…
The impact of COVID-19 on Clark County’s business community remains mild, according to business leaders, but they say that could change if the virus gains…
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said Wednesday the U.S. is supposed to see increased testing for COVID-19 this week, but only after the federal government…
A police officer best known for his rich baritone voice intends to run for the state Senate in the 49th Legislative District. Cpl. Rey Reynolds…