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Vancouver Police Department investigators are asking for the public’s help in locating Reycardo Sentell Johnson, who was last seen on Nov. 28.
Clark County will host major high school sports events next week, highlighted by the Pac Coast Wrestling Championships in Ridgefield and holiday basketball tournaments featuring local teams.
Camas police arrested two suspects connected to a Christmas Eve burglary after stolen food valued at about $2,000 was found in their disabled vehicle.
Nominations are now open for the 2025 Battle Ground Citizen of the Year Award, recognizing individuals who make meaningful contributions to the local community.
This Christmas message from Clark County Today reflects on the Nativity and the birth of Jesus Christ.
The city of Vancouver has selected John L. Drake II, a former Los Angeles City Fire Department leader, to serve as its new fire chief beginning Dec. 29.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) cautions that efforts to create a universal, taxpayer-financed health care system in Washington risk replacing existing problems with new challenges tied to cost, access, and…
Play areas at Hazel Dell Community Park will close from January through March for removal of old equipment and installation of new, community-selected play features.
Nancy Churchill argues that proposed legislation would shift power over county sheriffs away from voters and concentrate control within state government.
Camas resident Rick Vermeers questions the Washington secretary of state’s refusal to provide voter roll data to the U. S. Department of Justice and raises concerns about voter list transparency an…
Republican lawmakers sharply criticized Gov. Bob Ferguson’s proposed 2026 supplemental budget, arguing it fails to meet Washington’s four-year balanced budget requirement and masks deeper fiscal pr…
Lawmakers from the 18th Legislative District have introduced House Bill 2180 to require background checks and mandatory abuse-reporting training for youth sports coaches and supervisors.