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Lawsuit alleges Clark County Jail failed to provide inmate gluten-free diet
A man with Celiac Disease who was held in the Clark County Jail earlier this year has filed a lawsuit in federal court against Clark County, the Clark County Jail and NaphCare, Inc. The lawsuit cla…
Colors of Fall by Mike Schultz
The rain showers and chilly mornings have no doubt made you walk outside a bit quicker and hold that warm coffee mug a little tighter. The good news is that fall offers some of the most scenic phot…
VIDEOS: Local World War II veterans share their experiences
This past week, in honor of Veterans Day, our team created a three-part series interviewing local WWII Veterans. We invite you to listen their stories.
Furloughed Vancouver Public Schools employees feeling the strain
After more than two months of unpaid furlough or reduced hours, many Vancouver Public Schools employees are facing tough choices.
Vancouver City Council steps closer to new two-year budget
A dozen citizens commented Monday on a proposed two-year budget for Vancouver, upset that police funding is not being cut.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, November 11, 2020
WATCH: Clark County Today Veterans Day series ; Ongoing investigation into officer involved shooting in Hazel Dell ; The new Vancouver City Council budget ; Vancouver schools furloughed employees a…
COVID lockdown has significant challenges for students and teachers
COVID-19 lockdown has created significant challenges in schools. Increased stress on teachers, poor student attendance and performance are issues of remote learning.
VIDEO: Local World War II veterans share their experiences — Part Two: Harry Generaux
A Vancouver native, now 97, shares his experiences fighting overseas in World War II.
Battle Ground’s Kaden Perry to Gonzaga highlights Signing Day
Basketball stars Kaden Perry of Battle Ground, Faith Bergstrom of Camas, Jaydia Martin of Hudson’s Bay, and Skylar Bea of Washougal among those who expect to sign letters of intent this week
Clark County student to work with national team to advocate for civics education
A Clark County student has been named a member of the iCivics Equity in Civics Youth Fellowship. The program is a select group of students from across the country that help make civic education mor…
Battle Ground kindergarten students return to classrooms
Battle Ground kindergarten students returned to classrooms Monday for the start of hybrid learning, four days a week.
Clark County sets single-day record for deaths due to COVID-19
Public health officials in Washington state say behaviors should change between now and Thanksgiving to prevent a further spike in COVID-19 cases next month.
Vancouver Police investigate bank robbery
The Vancouver Police Department is looking for a suspect that robbed a Riverview Community Bank branch Tuesday afternoon.
Clark County Public Works continues hold on park and shelter reservations
With the uncertainty around how public-gathering regulations will unfold over the next several months, Clark County Public Works has made the decision to extend the temporary pause on new picnic sh…
Deputies involved in officer-involved shooting identified
Investigation into the Oct. 29 officer-involved shooting that resulted in the death of Kevin E. Peterson Jr. is ongoing. The three deputies involved in the incident were named Tuesday.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, November 10, 2020
WATCH: Most single day COVID-19 deaths since start of the pandemic ; Clark County Councilor Medvigy looks ahead ; An update on the I-5 Bridge project ; Battle Ground kindergartners go back to schoo…
‘We can have three conservative votes to get things fixed’
Councilor Gary Medvigy shares his thoughts on an apparent shift in majority for the five-person Clark County Council.
Interstate Bridge Replacement Steering Group discusses equity and community involvement
Replacement Interstate Bridge group assumes tolling, federal and state funding; while creating a potentially confusing list of advisory groups.