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The 158th Clark County Fair runs Aug. 7-16 in Ridgefield, featuring Mars Encounters, three headliner concerts, and admission prices held steady from last year.

Clark County elections officials will hand-count roughly 600 ballots from the 3rd Congressional District race on Aug. 5 to verify machine accuracy.

Impact Automotive's Yacolt car show raised more than $2,500 for veterans' equine therapy mental health program.

Levi Kitchen leads the 250 Class with 261 points, racing Saturday just hundreds of yards from his family home.

Six new measles cases in Clark County involve unvaccinated children exposed in private settings, bringing this year's total to 15.

Nathan Teel left professional motocross in 2012 and now leads FCA Motocross trackside ministry at motocross events.

The Catch-22 Ospreys, SW Washington's only all-survivor dragon boat team, benefit from this free Aug. 1 festival.

A stabbing victim called 9-1-1 from inside Vancouver Mall, but surveillance confirmed the attack happened at his county apartment.

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity's Central Vancouver store holds a 50% off sale August 1 to mark its 4th anniversary.

Pediatric dentist Dr. Ronald Hsu explains how tannins, acids, and aging thin enamel to cause stubborn tooth discoloration.

PacifiCorp must balance water between three reservoirs to protect salmon and steelhead under federal license terms.

April Joy Farm's 24-acre conservation easement is the first farmland protection project funded by Clark County's Legacy Lands program.

Battle Ground's Harvest Days Parade drew thousands of spectators and featured around 100 entrants over nearly two hours.

A Woodland industrial business on West Scott Avenue sustained fire in its walls after a lightning strike during the July 16 storms.

Furry Friends in Vancouver is caring for roughly 180 kittens and 75 adult cats as year-round kitten season strains resources.

The GVC's First Citizen Award has recognized outstanding community leaders in Southwest Washington for 87 years.

The lower portion of Daybreak Regional Park closes Aug. 3 for East Fork Lewis River habitat and flood restoration work.

Investigators say the July 20 fire that destroyed Oakbrook Park's play structure, causing $100,000 in damage, was deliberately set.