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POLL: Do you agree with President Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden?
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks: Do you agree with President Biden’s decision to pardon Hunter?
High school football: Two-way player appreciates the brotherhood of Seton Catholic linemen
Seton Catholic linemen Ja’Marcus Robinson and his teammates prepare for the Class 1A state championship.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Dec 5, 2024: Previewing the state championship football games, plus a look back on Evergreen’s epic 2004 state football championship
Clark County Today Sports Podcast previews Camas, Seton Catholic in state football finals.
WAGOP chair files bill to restore felony status for fentanyl-related offenses
WAGOP Chair files HB 1000 to restore felony status for fentanyl offenses.
Swearing-in Ceremony set for Vancouver’s new Police Chief Troy Price
Vancouver’s new Police Chief Troy Price will be sworn in on Dec. 9 at City Hall.
2025 parking passes for county regional parks now available for purchase
Clark County’s 2025 regional park parking passes are now available, valid through the year for $30.
Vancouver City Council adopts 2025-26 biennial budget
The Vancouver City Council adopts a $2.1 billion 2025-26 budget, addressing community priorities and future expectations.
Opinion: The real test for impaired driving
Doug Dahl discusses DUI laws, drug recognition, and the importance of identifying impaired drivers to keep roads safe.
Area law enforcement to host annual ‘Shop with a Cop’ event for Clark County Youth
Law enforcement and local youth team up for the annual “Shop with a Cop” event, offering support and holiday cheer in Clark County.
Vancouver Police involved in shooting
Vancouver Police were involved in a fatal shooting at a Safeway parking lot, prompting an independent investigation.
Deceased man in Portland homicide identified as Vancouver resident
Vancouver resident Kimo A. Henriques has been identified as the victim in a Portland homicide, with investigations ongoing.
A Chat with the Champions: Ridgefield girls soccer
Ridgefield Spudders celebrate their second consecutive Class 2A state title in girls soccer, showcasing teamwork and community pride.
Giving Tuesday: Tix for Tots raises funds for children to experience the arts
Brush Prairie’s Adele Anaya, 9, creates Tix for Tots to fund tickets for families to access plays, concerts, and museums.
Clark Public Utilities board adopts 2025 budget for electric, generating and water systems
Clark Public Utilities Board approves 2025 budgets for electric, generating, and water systems with no rate increases.
Silent Majority Foundation files lawsuit on behalf of former state employees who were terminated under policy requiring a COVID-19 vaccine
Silent Majority Foundation files a lawsuit on behalf of former state employees alleging constitutional violations over a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Opinion: Washington State’s resistance to ICE declared unconstitutional
Nancy Churchill discusses a Ninth Circuit Court ruling declaring Washington state’s ICE resistance unconstitutional.
Clark College Concert Band Fall Quarter Performance set for Sunday
Clark College Concert Band presents its Fall Concert with classical music at Skyview High School this Sunday.
First Friday Open Mic Music Night to be held Friday (Dec. 6)
Discover live music in Amboy at the First Friday Open Mic Night featuring talented local artists performing at the North Clark Historical Museum.