Vancouver Police investigate early morning shooting on Burnt Bridge Creek trail
Vancouver Police are investigating a shooting around Northeast Andresen Road and 18th Street on the Burnt Bridge Creek trail.
Vancouver, WA police found what appeared to be WW1 mortars
During construction at Pearson Airfield, an archeologist found what could be unexploded Stokes Mortars dating back to World ...
Vancouver, WA police find what appear to be WW1 mortars
During construction at Pearson Airfield, an archeologist found what could be unexploded Stokes Mortars dating back to World War 1. The Vancouver Police Mobile Explosive Device Unit worked with the U.S ...
Unexploded mortars, possibly from World War I, found and detonated at airfield in Washington state
Multiple unexploded mortars were found and safely detonated at an airfield in Washington State, authorities said Thursday.
In-N-Out construction progresses in Ridgefield, WA
RIDGEFIELD, Wash. - Ridgefield is getting an In-N-Out. Construction has been moving forward at both locations there and in ...
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Vancouver Island residents report feeling another earthquake in Washington
Some Vancouver Island residents reported feeling an earthquake that rumbled near Port Angeles, south of Victoria, on ...
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Unexploded World War I mortars found at construction site, Washington police say
An archaeologist at a construction site reported finding unexploded military munitions, Washington police said. The ...
Are you the lucky winner? Nearly 20 Washington lottery tickets worth $10,000 still unclaimed
One of the prizes expires in less than two weeks, so if that ticket is yours, be sure to turn it in to get your prize.
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Southwest WA cities spar over light rail funding for I-5 bridge replacement
The 10-member board is made up of representatives from the Southwest Washington cities where C-TRAN operates bus service. It ...
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Washington lawmakers consider uncapping tax on big tech companies to fund higher ed
A battle is brewing in the Washington Legislature over a Democratic bill that would hike a tax on large technology companies to raise more money for higher education, including student financial aid.