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March 12, 2026
Demand for unemployment benefits rising in Washington
Vancouver resident Andrew Briggs has been waiting for his first unemployment check since he lost his job right before Thanksgiving.
Vancouver resident Andrew Briggs has been waiting for his first unemployment check since he lost his job right before Thanksgiving.
More Clark County homes are on the market this year than last, a welcome sign for buyers going into the busy spring real estate season.
A Vancouver law firm has filed a lawsuit on behalf of eight juveniles against Clark County, alleging staff at the county’s juvenile detention facility sexually abused detainees over a span of decades.
Oregon and Washington State fisheries managers followed the staff recommendations and anglers will get 39 days to fish the main stem Columbia River for spring chinook this season.
The Clark County Council on Wednesday voted to move forward with a resolution that condemns political violence and declares that the council will adopt policies that promote decorum and productive participation in public meetings.
A one-day retention season for sturgeon was held on Monday in the Columbia River’s Bonneville Pool, and although anglers did catch the lion’s share of the catch quota, they did not blow past the quota during the event, as they did last year.
A Vancouver legislator warns further cuts to Medicaid reimbursement rates for dental care will hurt Washington residents’ overall health.
With the rising cost of veterinary care squeezing already pinched household budgets, Clark County residents are increasingly signing up for pet insurance.
Just as Washington ordered utilities to start cutting fossil fuel use, demand for energy in the Pacific Northwest began skyrocketing.
Nearly 1,000 taxpayers in Clark County’s legislative districts would be on the hook to pay the proposed income tax under consideration in Olympia.