Marcus Lopez, a crew member on the Lady Washington, landed at Tillamook, Ore., in 1788. He’s thought to be the first black man to ever…
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A Vancouver man is suspected of striking and injuring a bicyclist with an SUV before fleeing. Anthony J. Filippini, 32, made an in-custody first appearance…
An 80-year-old man accused in the October shooting at Smith Tower that killed a fellow resident and wounded another resident and her caregiver, will undergo…
It was business as usual at Clark College on Monday, the first day of the winter quarter. But the clock is ticking on this relative…
The city of Vancouver is seeking comments from residents about its Westside Bike Mobility Project, a proposal that would install protected bike lanes along multiple…
Clark College faculty will strike on Jan. 13 if their union and college administrators fail to reach a tentative contract agreement. The Association for Higher…
A plan to construct apartment and retail buildings on Vancouver’s Providence Academy site will move forward as proposed despite a letter from a local historic…
Melting glaciers. Rising seas. Devastating storms. Wildfires. Children are well aware of the unfolding climate crisis — and they’re anxious about it. Given that climate…
You know it. If you’ve ever been in downtown Vancouver in the wrong place at the wrong time, you know it. The odor sweeps through…
The Fort Vancouver National Historic Site has been a lot of things. Indigenous people occupied the land for thousands of years. In the 19th century,…