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Pedestrian struck by vehicle Tuesday night
A 40-year-old man was struck by a vehicle late Tuesday night in Vancouver.
Residents evacuated from house fire in Salmon Creek
Three residents and a dog were evacuated from a home in Salmon Creek early Wednesday morning.
Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Downtown Redevelopment Authority Board
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants with broad business backgrounds who are interested in getting involved with the operation of the Hilton hotel and convention center to fill two vacancies…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, December 15, 2020
WATCH: The first COVID-19 vaccinations go out across Washington state ; Top election officials condemn intimidation ; Battle Ground superintendent steps down ; Get outside with this Vancouver Parks…
Business profile: Cake Happy brings happiness to Camas
On National Cupcake Day, we visit Cake Happy in downtown Camas, specializing in custom cakes and, naturally, cupcakes, all made from fresh ingredients.
Food establishments get another chance at relief funding
Food establishments that have yet to receive relief funding will get a second chance under a program re-launched by Clark County Public Health this week.
In difficult times, Clark County Historical Museum is still preserving history
The Clark County Historical Museum will wrap up a year of innovation, growth, and success in 2020 with the addition of two new sites to the Clark County Heritage Registry.
Washington Secretary of State angry over website that threatened elections officials
A top election official in Washington state was among several to have their personal information released through a since-removed website.
Battle Ground schools Superintendent Mark Ross to retire at the end of the school year
Mark Ross, who took over as superintendent of Battle Ground Public Schools in 2017, will retire at the end of next June.
First COVID-19 vaccine doses arrive in Washington state
The first doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine will start being administered this week in Washington state.
Vancouver’s downtown murals and artlet get their final touches
Thanks to grant money from the city of Vancouver, VDA commissioned the “Bramble’’ mural on the parking structure adjacent to the Main Place building.
Letter: If you’re a conservative, ‘Be afraid. Be very afraid’
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver shares her thoughts on the current treatment of conservatives, Trump supporters and Christians during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Letter: ‘Why is our children’s mental health of little concern to our school boards?’
Washougal resident Brad Maas asks why ‘is student mental health no longer a priority?’ Editor’s note: Opinions expressed in this letter to the editor are those of the author alone and do not reflec…
Cascadia High Speed Rail proposed 12 daily Seattle-to-Portland trips
Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia are studying how ultra-high-speed ground transportation might serve the Pacific Northwest.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Monday, December 14, 2020
WATCH: Clark County adds 489 COVID-19 cases, no deaths over the weekend ; First COVID-19 vaccinations set to begin this week ; High speed rail between Portland and Vancouver, BC still a possibility…
Building bicycles is a Christmas promise kept
Volunteers show up to pick up bikes to build as the Scott Campbell Christmas Promise, presented by Waste Connections, goes on but with new safety protocols in place for 2020
Jaime Herrera Beutler presses for addition of ‘Commuter Representatives’ to I-5 Bridge replacement process
In a letter released Monday, Jaime Herrera Beutler shared a growing concern from Southwest Washington residents that the current process is repeating fundamental mistakes made by the failed Columbi…
Vancouver Parks and Recreation unveils weekly outdoor activities for all ages
Activities are designed for all ages to promote healthy physical activity and safe exploration of the city of Vancouver’s parks, trails and natural areas during the coronavirus pandemic.