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Salmon Creek Taco Bell robbed at gunpoint
On Thursday just before 3 a.m., Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to a duress alarm that was triggered at the Taco Bell located at 13204 NE Highway 99 in Vancouver. Two subject…
Area government, municipalities close offices Thursday
Due to inclement weather, Clark County offices are closed for in-person services on Thursday (Feb. 23).
City of Vancouver continues to respond to winter weather
City officials encourage residents to stay off the roads for their safety and to keep them clear for emergency response and snowplows.
UPDATE: Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputy injured in collision out of surgery; listed in critical but stable condition
The deputy was in Skamania County driving back from training when his vehicle was struck by a fallen tree.
Officers seize vital information in investigation of property crime thefts at US Digital office building
A suspect in two property theft crimes this month at the US Digital office building in Vancouver was detained by area law enforcement Tuesday night and a vital piece of evidence was seized in the i…
Wednesday morning’s storm could be just the beginning of snow
Wednesday snow burst just the start of a winter storm that could see even more snow overnight into Thursday and temperatures are sure to fall below freezing.
Vancouver man identifies himself as victim who thwarted attempted carjacking in Hazel Dell
The victim of an attempted carjacking was able to fight off a suspect Tuesday in Hazel Dell, according to information provided by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
High school wrestling: A chat with the 2023 champions
Faith Tarrant of Prairie, Malachi Wallway of La Center, and JJ Schoenlein of Skyview won wrestling state championships at Mat Classic over the weekend, all representing Clark County.
Opinion: Stacking the deck — union coalition tries to get lawmakers to mandate workplace conditions it wants
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states that rigid standards will hinder the medical profession and professional judgment and workplace innovation should be allowed to continue, not…
Sixth week of pump price increases after Washington carbon tax
Ultimately, the full impact of the new carbon tax won’t be known until regular auctions occur.
Recovering from COVID protects as well as the vaxxes, study says
Having had COVID-19 provides just as much protection as the experimental vaccinations highly promoted by the U.S. government, including Anthony Fauci, who used to run the infectious diseases divisi…
Two Rivers Heritage Museum reopens after winter maintenance
Two Rivers Heritage Museum will open their doors and welcome back visitors on Sat., March 4, after their annual winter maintenance closure.
Area residents invited to join the Wastebusters Challenge and pledge to reduce waste
Join Clark County Green Neighbors in pledging to reduce waste in the annual WasteBusters Challenge. The free 21-day challenge begins Wed., March 1.
Letter: Congresswoman ‘has already spent time with small business owners here in Vancouver’
Vancouver resident Ellen Townsen offers her thoughts on the focus of Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez on small business.
Opinion: Members of the Washington State Legislature need to stop tying the hands of law enforcement officers
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance discusses the rise in property crime in Clark County and Washington state
High school basketball: Mountain View gets there in the end
Camas girls claim bi-district crown, receive No. 2 seed in state tournament, while nine other boys and girls basketball teams from Clark County also have qualified for state.
Republicans offer lukewarm support to House modified police pursuit reform bill
SHB 1363 would allow officers to go after suspects if there is reasonable suspicion of the following: a violent crime, sex offense, vehicular assault, domestic violence, escape, or driving under th…
Columbia River Bar Pilot highlights the return of Port of Vancouver USA Lecture Series
Port of Vancouver USA Lecture Series returns after a two-year hiatus with a talk from a Columbia River Bar Pilot, and the series has two more lectures scheduled for March