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POLL: Should Clark County increase surveillance or add security at all ballot drop box locations?
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks if increased security measures at ballot drop boxes are necessary to boost voter confidence or if the cost is too high.
Auditor Kimsey addresses his record on ballot box cameras and ballot harvesting
Auditor Greg Kimsey addresses ballot box camera funding and ballot harvesting concerns amid recent ballot damage in Clark County.
Clark County Council pushes back on multiple IBR details
Average weekday vehicle trips data shows insights into Vancouver transportation trends amid the Interstate Bridge Replacement project.
Interim police chief gives his vision for the future of the Vancouver Police Department
Interim Chief Troy Price outlines vision for a safer Vancouver community and transparent leadership.
Retired Judge Darvin Zimmerman passes away at home
Retired Judge Darvin Zimmerman, known for his work with veterans and first responders, has passed away at home.
FBI drop box arson investigation continues as WA law enforcement step up patrols
FBI investigates arson targeting ballot boxes in Vancouver and Portland, increasing election security measures.
Opinion: Taxes cost money
Nancy Churchill discusses why she believes repealing the Climate Commitment Act with I-2117 will ease economic burdens on Washington residents.
Yale Park Boat Launch closure due to low reservoir
Yale Park Boat Launch closes as low water levels in Yale Reservoir impact the Lewis River Hydroelectric projects.
Watch live, local election results on CVTV channel 23, CVTV.org
Watch live Clark County election results and analysis on CVTV, with live coverage starting at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5.
County seeks applicants for Community Action Advisory Board
Clark County seeks applicants for its Community Action Advisory Board, focusing on funding and support for basic needs and housing programs.
Second lawsuit filed against Washington state juvenile detention facilities for widespread sexual abuse and neglect
Second lawsuit filed in Washington state alleging extensive abuse and neglect across juvenile detention facilities.
Vancouver community celebrates opening of Ruth Bader Ginsburg Elementary School
Vancouver celebrates the dedication of Ruth Bader Ginsburg Elementary, the city’s first bilingual school.
Clark County auditor releases photos, update on damaged ballots
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey updates the public on 488 damaged ballots from a fire at a ballot drop box in Vancouver.
Clark County Republican Party is encouraging Republican voters to check their ballot status
The Clark County Republican Party urges voters to check their ballot status following recent ballot box fires in Vancouver.
Tips sought in ballot box fires, $2,500 reward available
The Portland Police Bureau seeks public assistance in investigating ballot box fires in Vancouver and Portland, offering a reward for tips.
WAGOP: High court ruling to reinstate voter rolls purge in VA a big win for election integrity
WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh calls the SCOTUS ruling to reinstate Virginia’s voter rolls purge a major victory for election integrity in Washington state.
Republicans applaud ruling allowing Virginia to remove noncitizens from voter rolls
Republicans celebrate the SCOTUS ruling allowing Virginia to keep noncitizens off voter rolls, highlighting election integrity.
Bethel Community Church invites public to hear speaker Bill Federer on Sunday, Nov. 3
Bethel Community Church in Washougal hosts speaker Bill Federer on Nov. 3.