Washougal News

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A Vancouver woman was ticketed for alleged DUI on Monday after she rear-ended a car that was stopped on state Highway 14 in North Bonneville, pushing it into a third car, state troopers said.

Regional transportation planners are narrowing the options for selecting high-capacity transit corridors.

The Penguin Nation, 75 years proud, began a yearlong celebration of its diamond jubilee this morning.

A wide variety of Clark County businesses are participating in the Portland Fall Home & Garden show including Clutter Solutions of Camas to Premier Glaze Bathtub Refinishing of Ridgefield to Skill Remodeling of ...

Given good hunting conditions, the number likely will be near the high end. If it's hot and dry, or if there are access restrictions because of fire danger, the number will be near the low end.

After a short spurt of colorful recreational angling at the mouth last week, the Chehalis River opens for widespread salmon fishing next week.

A Washougal man was sentenced Thursday to eight years, four months in prison for robbing one bank and planning to rob two others.

James Kardouni, a state environmental scientist, dumps nontoxic dye into Burnt Bridge Creek on Wednesday.

The Washougal City Council tonight voted unanimously to accept the resignation of Cam Hershaw, the city's public safety director.

Washington's Larch Mountain is next to the more famous Silver Star Mountain and shares some of the same views of Mount Hood.

Banning the washing of cars in driveways is a classic case of unenforceable regulatory overkill, yet such a ban is on the horizon for Washingtonians.

The former president of a local youth football league made his first court appearance on theft charges Thursday.

An 8-year-old boy who was cooking accidentally started a fire that caused about $25,000 in damage to a home at 2956 N.W. Julia St.

The clock might be ticking on personal fireworks in Vancouver. The city council agreed Monday to consider options that range from doing nothing to joining the ranks of most large Washington cities that already ...

After years of work force and production cuts, news from the Georgia-Pacific paper mill in Camas last week was positive.

Chinook salmon have finally arrived in the Nisqually River in decent numbers. Anglers are reporting that the chinook bite is heating up in the Nisqually, especially for those tossing smaller baits, lures or ...

When Tanya Sampson saw Tyson Tremoulet at a Catholic Youth Organization camp almost 20 years ago she was taken by him.

When California-based Apple Inc. debuted its iPhone App Store this summer, Randy Croucher's Golf-Ace was one of about 1,000 applications chosen from about 25,000 software developers worldwide.

Shelley Brooks of Washougal holds up a shirt for inspection by her daughter Emma, 6, at the East Vancouver Target on Monday as dad Keith Brooks looks on.