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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, February 26, 2021
WATCH: Law enforcement scrambles to respond to Washington Supreme Court decision on drug laws ; An update on vaccine distribution ; Drive-by shooting in Vancouver ; Photos released of car in Hazel…
Columbia River High School student nominated to be U.S. Presidential Scholar
Last time we heard from Columbia River High School student Bridgette Bromell she was making games with Google. Now, she’s on track to become a U.S. Presidential Scholar.
State health officials set Saturday call to discuss vaccine shortage in Clark County
Clark County Public Health also pushed back on claims that providers turned down doses of the Pfizer vaccine due to a lack of storage requirements.
Photo evidence revealed by investigators of officer-involved shooting
Images of the inside of Jenoah Donald’s vehicle and contents found inside were released Friday by the SW Washington Independent Investigative Response Team.
High school football: Big schools get their start
Coaches from the 4A and 3A football programs in Clark County discuss the importance of the abbreviated season, which starts tonight
Clark College students to receive no-cost C-TRAN bus passes
Starting March 1, Clark College students will no longer have to pay for the C-TRAN bus pass called “BackPASS.’’
Vancouver Police make arrest in Thursday shooting
A victim of a shooting at the Autumn Chase Apartments Thursday drove himself to an area hospital.
VIDEO: ‘It’s good to be home’ — How the Tacos n’ Cream family began
Tacos n’ Cream goes by the motto, ‘A Mexican dish, with a twist.’ While most meat, particularly beef, is cooked in some form of grease, Tacos n’ Cream runs a grease-free operation. His grease traps…
Battle Ground schools seeking volunteers for Sexual Health Education advisory group
The district was a flashpoint over sexual health curriculum in 2019, leading the state legislature to make the education mandatory for schools statewide starting in 2022.
New report details key factors of COVID-19 outbreaks in schools
The Institute for Disease Modeling’s latest report looks at risk factors for COVID-19 in schools as more start to reopen.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, February 25, 2021
WATCH: Clark County adds 40 COVID-19 cases, no new deaths ; PeaceHealth eases visitor restrictions at Vancouver hospital ; New report details how COVID-19 could spread in schools ; Vancouver’s Taco…
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center adjusts visitor policy
With community transmission falling in Clark County, PeaceHealth will lift its ‘no visitor’ policy to allow one visitor per day, per patient, with some limited exceptions.
County Council hears concern from industry on aggregate supply during work session
Members of the Clark County Council held a special work session via phone this week to hear from representatives of the surface mining and construction industry.
Two finalists named for Vancouver School District superintendent
The Vancouver Public Schools board of directors narrowed the selection for superintendent to two candidates after meeting in executive session on Tue., Feb. 23.
Clark County Republican Party votes to censure Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler
The Clark County Republican Party Central Committee has voted to censure Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, February 24, 2021
WATCH: COVID-19 testing rates fall to lowest levels since last Summer ; Clark County vaccine allotments falling far short of other counties ; Vancouver School Board looks to narrow options for new…
Clark County officials push back over state’s vaccine allotment to the region
Analysis of COVID-19 vaccine distributions statewide shows Clark County ranking well below other similarly-sized counties in Washington state.
Latest COVID-19 case rate opens door for high school in-person learning
School districts across Clark County can move ahead with in-person learning for high school grade levels as the rate of new COVID-19 cases falls sharply.