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Vancouver Police investigate collision involving pedestrian
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle on NE Vancouver Mall Drive.
Opinion: Rising budgets, declining outcomes; Ridgefield’s educational paradox
Ridgefield School District’s budget has grown significantly, but academic performance has declined, raising concerns about spending priorities.
Clark College to offer free children dental care day on Sat. Feb 1
Clark College will host a free dental care day for children ages 4 to 17 on February 1, offering exams, cleanings, fluoride, and more.
Letter: ‘Our schools are the heartbeat of this town’
Hockinson resident Jim VanNatta urges support for the school bond to improve education facilities and strengthen the community.
Series of burglaries leads to pursuit and arrest of five juveniles
A series of burglaries in Clark County led to a pursuit and the arrest of five juvenile suspects, all now in custody.
Vancouver Police searching for missing/endangered teenage female
Vancouver Police seek public assistance in locating missing 14-year-old Elizabeth Munoz Santana, last seen near Washington Elementary.
County Councilor Michelle Belkot presses for C-TRAN board/public discussion on light rail funding
Clark County Councilor Michelle Belkot joins C-TRAN board members in opposing Southwest Washington taxpayers funding TriMet’s light rail extension into Vancouver.
Opinion: The people behind the numbers in the Hockinson School Bond
The Hockinson school bond debate highlights the financial strain on residents and the need for expanded school facilities.
Trump declares invasion at southwest border, suspends entry
President Donald Trump has declared an invasion at the U.S. southern border, suspending entry and directing Homeland Security to take immediate action.
Opinion: The Employment Security Department still is unable to meet its obligations
Mark Harmsworth critiques Washington’s Employment Security Department for ongoing inefficiencies and lack of transparency.
Clark County Public Works planting hundreds of trees in the Minnehaha neighborhood, volunteers invited to help
Clark County Public Works is planting 1,000 trees in the Minnehaha neighborhood to improve urban tree canopy and environmental health.
City of Vancouver to distribute $9.5 million in Affordable Housing Fund grants in 2025
Vancouver to distribute $9.5 million in Affordable Housing Fund grants to support low-income housing projects, rental assistance, and homelessness services.
GOLDEN AGE: Trump addresses nation for first time after inauguration
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president, pledging to end America’s decline with new policies on immigration, energy, and education.
Gluesenkamp Perez statement on inauguration of President Donald Trump
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez attended President Trump’s inauguration, emphasizing bipartisan efforts on key Southwest Washington issues.
Rep. John Ley issues statement on cost of the Climate Commitment Act
Rep. John Ley criticizes the high cost of Washington’s Climate Commitment Act, highlighting its minimal impact on CO2 reduction.
Fire District 3 improvements underway for 2025
Clark County Fire District 3 is enhancing staffing, training, and emergency response, thanks to voter-approved fire levy funding, ensuring better community protection.
Opinion: Why does the Vancouver School District need capital operations money at all given the massive bond in 2017?
Larry Roe and Dick Rylander believe you should vote ‘No’ and demand the district answer some questions before approving any new funds Larry Roe & Dick Rylander for Clark County Today The Vancouver…
Opinion: WA Progressives lost in 2024 – they just don’t know it
David Boze of the Washington Policy Center shares insights on local government policies and their impact.