All right, it’s official. I’ve got spring fever. I’ve now seen every sign that foretells spring’s arrival: bumble bees, ...

A vehicle crashed though the front of a building in Minnehaha Tuesday afternoon but no one was injured, according to the Vancouver Fire Department.

State lawmakers are considering legislation that would reduce the pay of more than 8,000 highly trained Washington teachers by thousands of dollars annually.

The owners of Evergreen Tennis are pushing back on a proposed partnership between the Camas School District and the United States Tennis Association Pacific Northwest organization.

Vancouver residents must bid farewell to the city’s oldest commercial building as its owners, the Schofield family, look to honor its legacy with something new.

I have respected that practice, whether or not I agree with the occupant’s message. The location means something.

The main job of the Legislature is to spend money. But because Washington lawmakers have to wait for more than half the session before receiving the information that will tell them how much or little ...

Bonneville Power Administration was hit with a 13 percent reduction in staff (“Experts, WA reps question rationale for BPA and Hanford layoffs,” The Columbian, March 1).

I grew up attending a Southern Baptist evangelical church that taught me a clear moral standard: A true Christian should never vote for an immoral man, never support a serial liar, never stand by an u ...

Five years ago this week, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 to be a pandemic, marking a seminal moment in the spread of the novel virus.

Lemon bars are prized for their tangy-sweetness, but the bright acidity of lemon juice can overwhelm other nuanced flavors and read as a little one-note.

Owen Hewett went 3 for 4 including a walk-off single in the in the bottom of the seventh as Hudson’s Bay beat King’s Way Christian 7-6 on Tuesday at Propstra Stadium.