Browse everything
Every published Clark County Today story. Filter by topic, place or month — the address bar keeps your filters, so any view is easy to share.
COVID cases trend upward in Clark County for the first time in two months
A recent uptick in cases of COVID-19 for Clark County and much of Washington state may be cause for concern, the experts say, but there’s no reason to panic.
Vancouver-based synthetic biology company receives $125 million in new investor funds
Vancouver-based synthetic biology company AbSci announced earlier this week they had received $125 million in crossover financing from new and old investors.
House Republicans introduce package of bills to address state Supreme Court drug possession decision
Frustrated with “little to no response’’ from Democratic majority, minority party puts forward comprehensive package of legislation.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, March 24, 2021
WATCH: Health officials cautiously optimistic despite recent uptick in COVID-19 cases ; Washington state tolling revenue down sharply during the pandemic ; A Tuesday night football game is a thrill…
Washington state tolling revenues fall precipitously due to pandemic
Tolling becomes an unstable source of transportation revenues, ‘severely stressed’ financial system
Sturgeon fishing to open May 10 in Columbia River estuary
Starting May 10, anglers will have an opportunity to catch and retain legal-size white sturgeon in the lower 40 miles of the Columbia River.
Odd schedule brings out epic football on a Tuesday night
Camas topped Skyview in double overtime Tuesday night at Doc Harris Stadium, as both football teams are in the middle of a strange stretch of games.
VPS approves mascot names for Columbia River High School
Members of the Vancouver Public Schools Board of Directors approved a final list of four candidates for the new mascot at Columbia River.
Motocross community mourns loss of Ralph Huffman
Ryan Huffman, the park’s manager, said his dad will be remembered for being gracious, and for his support of all riders
Voter-backed push underway to put fireworks on the November ballot
The group has until June 23 to gather 27,702 valid signatures in order to get the repeal referendum on the ballot next November.
Clark County Arts Commission selects next poet laureate
The Clark County Arts Commission announced last week it has selected Armin Tolentino as the Clark County Poet Laureate. He will serve 2021-2023 promoting the art of poetry and literature throughout…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, March 23, 2021
WATCH: Work session held on Renaissance Trails development project ; Fireworks ban signature campaign gets underway ; A recap of the 18th District town hall this week ; Owner of Washougal motocross…
POLL: Do you support congressional passage of universal background checks for all gun sales in the U.S?
POLL: Do you support congressional passage of universal background checks for all gun sales in the U.S?
Do you support congressional passage of universal background checks for all gun sales in the U.S?
Funding for all schools following COVID shutdowns high on 18th District legislators’ demands
Sen. Ann Rivers and Reps. Larry Hoff and Brandon Vick ran out of time answering questions during town hall
2A GSHL soccer, volleyball: Simply the best
Winning a district championship in Southwest Washington is all a team could do this season, but it is clear that Hockinson soccer and Ridgefield volleyball would have been the teams to beat at stat…
Downtown Washougal to celebrate community garden ribbon cutting ceremony in-person and virtually
The city of Washougal and Washougal Park Board of Commissioners will host a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of a brand new community garden in downtown Washougal.
Vancouver City Council expresses support for redevelopment east of the Interstate Bridge
If approved, the 2.3-acre development would replace the current Joe’s Crab Shack and Who Song & Larry’s restaurants with a multi-story development including residential, retail, and business space.