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NAACP Vancouver condemns violence that took place in wake of officer-involved shooting
The NAACP Vancouver organization issued a statement Sunday condemning the actions that took place in Vancouver following the officer-involved shooting that claimed the life of 21-year-old Kevin Pet…
Opinion: Editor Ken Vance — ‘The violence came to our community and it breaks my heart’
Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts about the events of the last two days in Clark County.
Vancouver protest results in arrests and property damage
Vancouver Police: ‘Peaceful conduct switched to destructive behavior to include destruction of property and vandalism’ VANCOUVER – Demonstrations and protests against law enforcement Friday night l…
PHOTOS: Hazel Dell vigil for police shooting victim draws hundreds, including counter protesters
A crowd of hundreds gather Friday evening for a vigil to honor Kevin E. Peterson, Jr. who died Thursday in Hazel Dell after being shot by Clark County Sheriff’s Deputies. A small group of counter-p…
Henriette Pauchet’s tale of the decline of Venezuela
Henriette Pauchet was kidnapped, freed, and threatened while protesting for freedom in Venezuela.
Election Q&A: Can you change your vote in Clark County?
Also, what happens if your ballot status says “rejected,’’ and how long do you have to fix the problem?
More details released on officer-involved shooting incident
More details are emerging in the investigation into the officer-involved shooting that took place Thursday that claimed the life of 21-year-old Kevin E. Peterson Jr.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, October 30, 2020
WATCH: Clark County Sheriff makes statement on officer-involved shooting that killed a Camas man ; COVID cases rise 28 percent over last week in Clark County ; Voter turnout remains on track to hit…
Prairie basketball coach with the comeback of his life
Kyle Brooks could not move, could not see, and he could not breathe without a ventilator last winter, but the longtime boys basketball coach at Prairie High School is back to teaching and looking f…
Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins says victim fired a weapon at deputies prior to officer-involved shooting
Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins met with members of the media Friday to deliver a statement about the officer-involved shooting that claimed the life of 21-year-old Kevin E. Peterson Jr.
Letter: ‘Maia Espinoza has the qualifications, experience, and commitment to education improvements and options that all Washington state students deserve’
Camas resident Margaret Tweet comments on how R-90 impacts her view of the race for superintendent of Public Instruction.
Letter: ‘To find the truth on any of these issues and candidates, you have to do your own research’
La Center resident Palmer Davis offers a perspective on the upcoming election.
Lane closures continue on Northeast Manley Road during culvert replacement
Regular drivers along the Northeast Manley Road near Northeast 254th Street can expect continued lane closures as contractors with Clark County Public Works continue culvert replacement work.
City of Vancouver paving project starts Nov. 5 on Officers Row walkway/trail
A project to repave the Officers Row walkway/trail on the south side of Evergreen Boulevard, from Fort Vancouver Way to East Reserve Street, will get underway Nov. 5.
Public invited to review and comment on city of Battle Ground’s proposed 2021 budget
The city of Battle Ground recently published its preliminary budget for 2021. The Battle Ground City Council is scheduled to adopt the final 2021 budget in December.
Victim of officer-involved shooting identified as 21-year-old Camas resident
Father of Kevin E. Peterson Jr. confirms to OregonLive.com that his son was the victim of the shooting.
Clark County hospitals brace for COVID-19 case surge
Despite the recent rise in cases, healthcare providers feel confident they’re ready to weather the COVID-19 storm.
Two ballot measures before Washougal voters
Two measures on Nov. 3rd ballot for Washougal voters