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Clark County is seeking public comment through July 27 on how $202,500 in canceled Ridgefield project funds will be redistributed.

Thirteen Clark County heritage organizations unite for a free fair at 1511 Main Street on July 11.

Lendel argues $14-plus billion rebuilds the same bottleneck without adding a third Columbia crossing.

Two Ferguson-appointed justices face recusal pressure as a lawsuit challenging Washington's new 9.9% income tax looms.

Washington's capital gains tax hit $1.5 billion in fiscal 2026 — yet covers less than 10% of the state's projected budget shortfall.

Clark County Auto License at 1300 Franklin St. closes for renovation until Tuesday, July 7.

Vancouver resident Michael Backman calls Councilor Erik Paulsen's 300,000-population transit claim misleading.

C-TRAN's Tim Hein warns Vancouver and Clark County must sell fixed rail costs to their own constituents.

The ramp from southbound I-5 to southbound I-205 at Exit 7 closes Friday night through Sunday morning for paving work.

Helen Leedom joins Camas School District July 1, bringing school psychology and special education leadership experience from Washington and Oregon.

Clark County voters have rejected light rail three times while C-TRAN runs a reserve fund surplus and TriMet faces bankruptcy by 2029.

Names of 39 Clark County soldiers killed in the Korean War will be read aloud at Saturday's ceremony.

Dozens of partner organizations offer free housing, recovery, and employment help at one Vancouver location June 27.

Washington's gas tax rises to 56.5 cents per gallon July 1, trailing only California and Pennsylvania nationally.

Rep. John Ley cites Quiring O'Brien's independent record and commitment to government accountability in his endorsement for Clark County Auditor.

Clark County's 20-year Growth Management Plan update work sessions shifted dates; public may attend in person or via Webex.

The 15-member commission will decide which charter amendments go on the November ballot at a July 8 meeting.

A 200-foot section of Southeast Blair Road will fully close to through traffic from early July through late August.