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Kris Swanson officially approved as Battle Ground’s new city manager after serving as interim since April.

Two juveniles were taken into custody at Orchards Park after an incident involving firearms.

TriMet’s ‘A Better Red’ MAX line extension nears completion, improving service to Washington County and PDX Airport.

New football coach Will Ephraim finds a perfect fit at Fort Vancouver High School, aiming to build success with the Trappers football program.

Ball fields and greenway trail closed due to water and sewer leak in Vancouver. Find alternative locations. Latest updates from local officials.

Two-vehicle collision on State Route 14 in Vancouver leads to heavy extrication and investigation.

Seven-year-old Shelby Wolff was safely located by CCSO Marine Patrol at Lake Merwin Campers Hideaway after being missing overnight.

State Supreme Court unanimously dismisses case attempting to invalidate voter-backed initiatives on the November ballot.

CCSO warns citizens of fraudulent phone calls demanding money to avoid fines. Stay alert.

Sunday is the final day of the 2024 Clark County Fair, featuring Monster Trucks and more fun!

Tuff Trucks return for a second day, plus extra fair hours and a cheeseburger eating contest at the Clark County Fair.

Elizabeth New from Washington Policy Center discusses how ballot language might confuse voters on making WA Cares optional.

Ridgefield Raptors host Corvallis in what could be their final home playoff game.

Winners from the Clark County Fair: See the top competitors in animals, crafts, and more.

Historic $1.5 billion mega grant awarded to Interstate Bridge Replacement, aiming to reduce congestion and enhance transportation infrastructure across the Columbia River.

Ridgefield Lions Club has been serving the Clark County Fair for decades, with Don Lasher leading the tradition since 1975.

Vancouver Police investigate suspicious devices near the waterfront, safely disposed by the Metro Explosive Disposal Unit.

Public Health lifts algae advisory at Vancouver Lake as toxin levels drop below state thresholds.