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Woodland and Kalama schools roll back in-person learning for elementary grades
Kalama and Woodland school districts announced rollbacks in the transition of students from remote learning to in-person learning Friday as a result of unprecedented increases in confirmed COVID-19…
Clark County Council sets Dec. 1 public hearing on new fireworks restrictions
If adopted, any new rules wouldn’t be in effect until July of 2022.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, November 20, 2020
WATCH: Clark County ends week with 1,109 new COVID-19 cases, 10 more deaths ; Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announces new funding to support businesses and renters ; Clark County real estate market bo…
Economist Joe Cortright addresses transportation issues and solutions
Tolling needed first. Repair the bridges if possible and focus on maintaining infrastructure
WIAA receives support after executive director’s plea to play sports
Mick Hoffman, executive director of the WIAA, posted a letter to state leaders asking them to allow for the return of high school sports this academic year, detailing studies that show athletics ar…
Ridgefield Raptors preparing to play in 2021
Clark County’s West Coast League baseball team releases schedule, announces some player signings in hopes of returning to action.
Clark County Market Report: New sales were the best on record for October
A Clark County Market Report showed there were 982 new pending residential sales in the county in October, up 30.4 percent from October 2019 and up 43.2 percent from October 2018.
Trucking community in Battle Ground upset with the city over street parking
Members of the Battle Ground City Council are wrestling with how to enforce rules against long-term parking on public streets without angering the local trucking community.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, November 19, 2020
WATCH: Clark County reports four deaths from COVID-19, 162 more cases ; Evergreen Public Schools to keep remote learning for most students through January ; Sen. Ann Rivers joins Sen. Lynda Wilson…
The ‘no build’ option for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project
No repayment of $140 million required for failed Columbia River Crossing says Economist Joe Cortright.
Artists Sunday coming to your computer on Nov. 29
Artists throughout the country, including several from Clark County, hope Artists Sunday, the Sunday after Thanksgiving, becomes an annual event for artists to showcase and sell their work during t…
Sen. Ann Rivers says pandemic concerns must include nursing, long-term care
Sen. Ann Rivers offered a statement this week regarding the new restrictions placed on Washington families and employers by Gov. Jay Inslee in response to an increase in COVID-19 cases.
Evergreen Public Schools to remain in remote learning until the end of January
With mounting COVID numbers in Washington state, and specifically Clark County, Evergreen Public Schools Superintendent Mike Merlino announced the district will remain in Remote Learning through th…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, November 18, 2020
WATCH: Clark County adds 171 more COVID-19 cases, one more death ; Sen. Lynda Wilson critical of Gov. Jay Inslee’s latest coronavirus-related restrictions ; ilani plans to keep gaming and restauran…
Clark County Council approves $557 million budget for 2021
The $557 million budget approved Tuesday by members of the Clark County Council includes $8 million in cost reductions across most county departments.
WIAA pushes back sports schedule again
In a move that should surprise no one, the WIAA changed its tentative sports schedule again, now with the hope that traditional winter sports can begin in February
Camas parents hold first of three planned rallies promoting in-person instruction
A number of concerned parents and area residents gathered Tuesday for a Save Our Schools rally in support of Camas schools returning to in-person instruction.
Caring community rallies for a friend with COVID-19
A group of friends gathered Tuesday night outside an area hospital to pray for Dave Alt, a beloved Clark County resident who is battling COVID-19.