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Victim in suspicious death investigation identified
Vancouver Police investigate suspicious death as officers find a 58-year-old male deceased in a home garage on NE 137th Avenue.
Crime Stoppers featured case reward offered in Vancouver unsolved homicide
Crime Stoppers is offering a reward in the unsolved homicide case of Carle McConnell, a 17-year-old whose body was found in Vancouver in 1997, urging the public to provide any information that coul…
Four escaped juveniles from King County arrested in Clark County
Four escaped juveniles, wanted for charges including escape, kidnap, carjacking, assault, murder, and robbery, were apprehended by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and Vancouver Police Department…
Clark County Today remembers those who sacrificed all this Memorial Day
Clark County Today joins the community in honoring our fallen, but not forgotten, heroes.
2023 Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony
The Community Military Appreciation Committee (CMAC) will hold Vancouver’s Memorial Day Observance at the Vancouver Barracks Parade Ground, featuring various ceremonies and tributes to honor fallen…
Battle Ground to host annual Memorial Day Ceremony, May 29
A Memorial Day ceremony will be held at the Battle Ground Veterans Memorial to honor fallen U.S. Armed Forces personnel, with the reading of poems and the names of 31 local heroes engraved on the m…
Opinion: WA Cares is a regressive tax, hurting low-income workers
Elizabeth Hovde shares an opinion piece stating ‘The regressivity within this state-imposed program is one of the easiest reasons to be against the 2019 long-term-care law.’
Building Code Council delays new codes due to 9th Circuit natural gas ruling
The Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC) passed two motions in response to a 9th Circuit Court ruling, giving official notice for rulemaking actions to align with the ruling and delaying t…
Opinion: State should protect Medicaid for people in need
Elizabeth Hovde believes states have a strong incentive to figure out who is eligible and who is not in a timely manner.
Job Fair offers opportunity to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni
WSU Vancouver is hosting a Student and Alumni Job Fair on June 13, inviting businesses to meet students and alumni for career and internship opportunities at a cost of $50, including a display tabl…
Washington bans pot-based hiring discrimination for most employers
Washington state has passed a law, effective January 1, 2024, banning hiring discrimination based on off-the-job cannabis use and the presence of non-psychoactive cannabis metabolites in drug tests…
Clark County Public Health monitoring of local swim beaches begins Tuesday
Clark County Public Health will monitor water quality at designated swim beaches throughout the summer, issuing advisories if bacteria levels exceed thresholds and monitoring for harmful algal bloo…
Organizers send out Call for Arts prior to inaugural Vancouver Arts and Music Festival
Vancouver Arts and Music Festival, presented by the city of Vancouver, Vancouver Symphony, and Columbia Arts Network, is looking for artists to display their work.
Washougal High School students gain job experience in Gause Elementary classrooms
Washougal High School students gain valuable career experience by assisting in classrooms at Gause Elementary School, exploring potential paths in education while earning credits. Child Development…
Letter: ‘Do not believe that CD3 is purple’
Clark County Republican State Committeewoman Anne O’Neill makes her case for Joe Kent in the Third Congressional District Editor’s note: Opinions expressed in this letter to the editor are those of…
POLL: Will the CCRP’s support of Joe Kent lead to a victory for the Republican?
Will the CCRP’s support of Joe Kent lead to a victory for the Republican in the 2024 Third Congressional District congressional race?
200,000 eligible Washingtonians have less than a week to opt out of payroll tax program
The deadline to opt out of Washington state’s new payroll tax is approaching in less than a week, but 200,000 eligible Washingtonians have not yet applied for an exemption, as the WA Cares program…
Camas parents express concerns about death threats between students
Multiple parents provided statements and evidence that threats and violence have taken place over an extended period of time at Lacamas Lake Elementary School.