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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, March 18, 2021
WATCH: Family of Kevin Peterson, Jr. announces plans to sue over officer-involved shooting ; Clark County Judge stripped of Superior Court assignments over Peterson comments ; Vancouver announces t…
VPD aims for broader camera program, Spring 2022 rollout
Vancouver Police Department officers and vehicles could have cameras installed by Spring of 2022 under a timeline unveiled at this week’s City Council meeting.
Photos: 2021 smelt run on the Lewis River attracting hundreds of bald eagles
Clark County Today photographer Mike Schultz offers some eye-opening visuals of bald eagles preying on the annual smelt run in the Lewis River near Woodland.
2021 Hazel Dell Parade of Bands moves to virtual performances
Unlike last year, however, the Hazel Dell / Salmon Creek Businesses Association and Clark County Fire District 6 have a backup plan. Working with the folks at Music World, they will record performa…
Tower Mall community vaccination site expanding availability
Plenty of vaccine appointments are still available, one day after Washington state expanded its COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to thousands more people.
Spring cleaning a busy time for Clark County area Goodwill stores
Spring-like weather brought out a long line of people making donations at the Fisher’s Landing Goodwill store in east Vancouver on Wednesday.
VIDEO: Vancouver mayor meets up with Mini Boat makers virtually
Eisenhower Elementary School fifth graders worked in teams this week to send their 5-foot sailing vessel “Destiny” across the Pacific Ocean to land on the shores of Japan.
Thousands more now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Washington state
Even as thousands more people become eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine today, there appear to be plenty of appointments available through the county, health providers, and pharmacies.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, March 17, 2021
WATCH: COVID-19 vaccine eligibility grows as supply increases in Clark County ; Clark Public Utilities customers will share $20 million surplus ; Port of Vancouver growth continues despite pandemic…
Clark County Superior Court judges revoke Judge Darvin Zimmerman’s authority
Judge Darvin Zimmerman has been under fire for comments he made about the officer-involved shooting death of Kevin Peterson Jr.
Increased DUI enforcement on St. Patrick’s Day
Vancouver, Camas and Washougal Police Departments, Washington State Patrol and Clark County Sheriff’s Office will have additional officers enforcing the DUI laws.
Woodland’s PASS program helped a Class of 2021 graduate transform from struggling freshman to graduating a semester early
Tristan Shindell transformed from a struggling freshman at Woodland High School to graduating a semester early thanks to the Positive Academic Support System.
Clark College trustees approve 2021 tenured faculty
Twelve educators are the newest members of the tenured faculty at Clark College.
Clark Public Utilities board approves $20 million customer bill credit and $5 million COVID Assistance Fund
The $20 million in bill credits will be distributed proportionately to Clark Public Utilities customer accounts in early April.
Port of Vancouver USA sees record year in 2020 Energy infrastructure components lead effort
The Port of Vancouver USA is reporting a record-breaking year in 2020, with the highest returns in its 108-year history: revenues totaling $50 million — a 15 percent increase from the previous year.
Vancouver seeks public input on $9.3 million in proposed grant funding for housing, COVID-19 relief services and projects
The city of Vancouver is seeking public comments on its proposal to award $9.3 million in federal and city grant funding to 40 local projects, programs and services related to housing, business ass…
18th District lawmakers to hold telephone town-hall meeting Mon., March 22
Residents of the 18th Legislative District are invited to join their state lawmakers for a “telephone town hall” meeting
Body of missing woman found in her Castle Rock home
Patricia McVay was last seen on Feb. 26; her vehicle was located on March 16 at a hotel near Vancouver Mall.