Browse everything
Every published Clark County Today story. Filter by topic, place or month — the address bar keeps your filters, so any view is easy to share.
Eileen Quiring O’Brien files ethics complaint against Auditor Greg Kimsey citing conflicts of interest and unlawful legal threats
Quiring O'Brien's complaint asks the Ethics Commission to investigate Kimsey's legal representation and recommend Kimsey's formal recusal from her race.
GOP viewers not happy with ‘low’ tactics by Marie Gluesenkamp Perez during Tuesday’s debate
GOP watch party viewers called Gluesenkamp Perez's remarks about a deceased Braun employee "low" during Tuesday's debate.
Opinion: What kind of creeps hang a dozen teenage girls out to dry?
Lars Larson argues Camas School District adults forced girls to forfeit rather than confront transgender athlete politics.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 19: Term limits for County Council Members
Proposed Amendment No. 19 would cap Clark County Council members at three consecutive terms, with a return allowed after one full term away.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 20: Revised Budget Transparency Process
Charter Amendment No. 20 would shift Clark County's budget presentations to begin as early as September, expanding public input.
Opinion: Judges' letter rebukes Judge Ian Birk for making partisan attacks in Supreme Court Position 4 race
More than 60 Washington judges say Birk's fundraising email made false accusations about O'Donnell's record and bipartisan support.
Opinion: Get to know the Supreme Court justice candidates
Washington Policy Center partnered with the Ruckelshaus Center to host debates for five open Washington Supreme Court seats.
Friends of Clark County warns Clark County growth plan threatens future of agricultural land
Friends of Clark County says urban growth expansions near Battle Ground, Ridgefield and La Center violate state Growth Management Act rules protecting agricultural land.
Opinion: ‘Public office is a public trust’
Rob Anderson's ethics complaints target Diana Perez and Wil Fuentes over alleged conflicts of interest and self-dealing with public funds.
CCSO Cold Case Team solves agency’s oldest cold case, a 1962 double homicide
DNA evidence confirmed two suspects in the 1962 Battle Ground double homicide, though both died before charges could be filed.
Letter: ‘What are WE willing to sacrifice to save our country from madmen who are bent on our destruction?’
Anna Miller shares a 1944 wartime letter to ask what Americans today are willing to sacrifice for freedom.
Opinion: The rising cost of Socialism
A White House analysis prices seven Democratic Socialist policies at roughly $49 trillion over ten years, or about $355,000 per American household.
Driver cited after striking child near stopped school bus
A sedan driver was cited after striking an elementary student crossing the road near a stopped school bus on NE Allworth Road.
Letter: ‘Stay with the leader who already represents the whole district and understands what state policy means for local communities’
Washougal voter Alan Schell backs Rep. David Stuebe's re-election, citing his local government experience and work on ambulance funding and fire-service options.
State of the Fair: Clark County Fair CEO looking forward to putting on another party in 2027
Clark County Fair CEO John Morrison says the 2026 fair drew 246,000 visitors and Butler Amusements recorded an all-time revenue high.
ATF to stop enforcing certain firearm rules, Washington restrictions remain
ATF drops enforcement of certain NFA registration rules, but Washington State restrictions on short-barreled firearms and suppressors remain in place.
Opinion: Workers need employers: New state income tax puts job opportunities at risk
A new study projects roughly 7,800 fewer full-time-equivalent jobs in Washington in 2028 due to the state's new 9.9% income tax.
BIZ: Jacobus CARSTAR celebrates 50 years of serving Southwest Washington
Dave Jacobus marks 50 years of family-owned collision repair in Vancouver, tracing roots to his father Jerry's 1976 shop.