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Opinion: ‘Yes, today was heartbreaking, but why hasn’t your heart been breaking already?’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on today’s events in Washington DC.
Hockinson School Board members push to open district schools sooner
Board member Tim Hawkins pushes for Hockinson to be more aggressive in reopening schools for in-classroom instruction.
Clark County lagging behind with COVID-19 vaccinations
The status of COVID-19 vaccinations across the state of Washington vary widely, according to Gov. Jay Inslee and other health experts.
Battle Ground schools prep for phased return to in-person learning
As cases of COVID-19 continue to oscillate, school districts like Battle Ground are preparing to implement a phased return to in-person instruction.
Gov. Jay Inslee announces ‘Healthy Washington’ phased plan to reopen businesses in Washington
The Healthy Washington phased approach focuses on eight regions and four metrics to meet before moving to a new phase
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, January 5, 2021
WATCH: COVID-19 outbreak at Larch Corrections Center ; Gov. Inslee speaks on new phased reopening ; Battle Ground Public Schools plans for in person learning ; BIA of Clark County sees uptick in to…
Over 200 inmates at Larch Corrections Center test positive for COVID-19
Six cases were confirmed at the state correctional facility near Yacolt on Dec. 31, but grew to more than 200 just four days later.
Mountain View sets up outdoor workout stations for football players
Working out with just a few teammates is better than working out alone, at home For a January morning, it wasn’t too cold Tuesday at Mountain View High School as football players arrived, before su…
New options available for free, safe disposal of unwanted medicine
Clark County Public Health is teaming up with the nonprofit Medication Education & Disposal Project to provide free disposal of expired, unwanted or unused medicine safely and conveniently.
Clark County permit activity for townhomes up 66 percent
The Building Industry Association of Clark County reports an increase of 66 percent in townhome permit issuance from 2019 to 2020 in Clark County.
Woodland Public Schools’ transportation cooperative uses deep cleaning techniques, new rules, and technology
The KWRL transportation cooperative uses technology, deep cleaning and new rules to sanitize every bus each day and to safely transport students to and from school.
PeaceHealth Southwest provides update on COVID-19 outbreak
A total of 19 patients and 11 staff members at PeaceHealth Southwest have tested positive, linking back to a case from Dec. 27, the hospital’s chief medical officer said on Monday.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Monday, January 4, 2021
WATCH: PeaceHealth Southwest COVID outbreak number reduced to 19 patients ; Clark County adds 780 COVID-19 cases over holiday weekend ; Evergreen Public Schools announces plans for in-person classe…
UPDATED: Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle announces reelection campaign
McEnerny-Ogle became Vancouver’s first female mayor in 2017, winning with nearly 75 percent of the vote.
Clark County Republicans elect new officers to two-year terms
PCOs elect six new officers to lead Clark County Republicans.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office seeks help from the public to solve 2015 homicide
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with Crime Stoppers of Oregon, is asking for the public’s help to solve a homicide.
Lincoln Victor says ‘Go Cougs’
Former Union High School star and state Player of the Year Lincoln Victor, who announced he was transferring from Hawai’i in December, announced that he will be going to Washington State.
Update: Missing and endangered man located by Oregon State Police
The Vancouver Police Department is asking the public for assistance in locating a missing and endangered man.