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Vancouver Police investigate shooting at park
Vancouver Police arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal shooting at Jaggy Road Park, continuing their investigation into the incident.
Ron and Terry Prill donate $2 million to support staff at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center
Ron and Terry Prill donate $2 million to PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center to support caregivers, fund scholarships, and enhance workforce retention.
Letter: Did councilors issue an ‘in your face’ to the citizens that backed them off on getting rid of the invocation?
Camas resident Anna Miller questions whether a Satanic Temple representative’s scheduled invocation at a County Council meeting was a response to public pushback against removing prayer.
Opinion: The heavy cost of illegal teachers’ strikes on Ridgefield’s education System
Rob Anderson examines the impact of illegal teachers’ strikes on Ridgefield’s education system, questioning tax increases and accountability in school funding.
Students still haven’t recovered from COVID learning losses
NAEP 2024 results show student achievement still lags behind pre-pandemic levels, with reading scores declining and only slight progress in math.
Opinion: An obscure Washington State salary law is still causing employers to lay employees off
Mark Harmsworth discusses how Washington’s salary law is forcing layoffs and reducing employee hours due to rising exempt salary thresholds.
Rep. Peter Abbarno leads bipartisan effort to lower utility costs for families while enhancing emergency preparedness
Rep. Peter Abbarno introduces House Bill 1656, a bipartisan effort to lower utility costs and strengthen emergency preparedness through cost-saving strategies.
Gluesenkamp Perez meets with student leaders, visits Clark County Jail
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez met with student leaders and toured the Clark County Jail to discuss education priorities and public safety issues.
Rep. Stephanie McClintock introduces the SAFE-Learn Act to increase school safety for students and staff
Rep. Stephanie McClintock introduces the SAFE-Learn Act, a bill aimed at increasing school safety through school resource officers, security grants, and discipline reform.
Battle Ground Police investigate fatal single-vehicle crash
Battle Ground Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash after a car left the roadway and struck a tree early Wednesday morning.
Vancouver Police respond to report of gunshots
Vancouver Police recovered 28 shell casings while investigating gunshots reported on Littler Way. No injuries were reported.
VFD responds to Vancouver house fire
The Vancouver Fire Department responded to a house fire on E. 17th Street, with 27 firefighters working to contain the blaze in 30 minutes.
County Climate Project Environmental Justice Coalition to hold final meeting On Feb. 3
The Clark County Climate Project Environmental Justice Coalition will hold its final meeting on Feb. 3, discussing public engagement and climate planning.
Evergreen Plainsmen set for 30-year reunion of state championship boys basketball team
Evergreen High School will celebrate the 30-year reunion of its 1995 state championship basketball team at a special event Friday night.
Opinion: The final holdout, the Washington House of Representatives, has finally banned title-only bills
The Washington House of Representatives has banned title-only bills, a long-recommended reform to improve legislative transparency.
Rep. David Stuebe files legislation to support backcountry search and rescue efforts in Washington
Rep. David Stuebe has introduced House Bill 1625 to create a grant program supporting backcountry search and rescue efforts in Washington state.
Vancouver USA Arts and Music Festival announces call for vendors and performers
The Vancouver USA Arts and Music Festival is calling for artists, vendors, and performers to participate in the 2025 event.
2025 Project Homeless Connect, Point In Time count scheduled for Jan. 30
Project Homeless Connect returns on January 30, offering vital resources for Clark County’s unhoused community.