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Joey Gibson attorneys sue Multnomah County district attorney
Lawyers representing Patriot Prayer leader Joey Gibson and a supporter have sued the District Attorney of Multnomah County alleging retaliatory prosecution.
Experts agree, ‘we’ve mismanaged our forests’
University of Washington Climate Scientist Cliff Mass disputes governors’ claims of “climate fires,’’ stating poor forest management is the real cause of recent fires.
HEALTH: How to breathe easy in wildfire smoke
PeaceHealth offers several steps to protect your health for the duration of our hazardous air quality event.
Caring for trees now protects against future damage
According to Vancouver Urban Forestry, now is a good time to keep trees watered and have them professionally inspected and serviced if needed to protect against future storm damage.
Second installment 2020 property tax payments due Mon., Nov. 2
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper is providing second installment 2020 property tax statements next week and notifying property owners taxes will be due on Mon., Nov. 2.
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort announces plans for 2021 in a letter to the community
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort announced plans for 2021 in a letter to the community.
City of Vancouver welcomes new fire chief
The city of Vancouver has hired Brennan Blue to serve as the city’s new fire chief starting Sept. 24. He is replacing Vancouver Fire Chief Joe Molina, who is retiring after 28 years in the fire ser…
Furry Friends holding 12th annual auction this week
Furry Friends is hosting its 12th annual auction fundraiser. Volunteers of the organization made the decision to switch to an online auction this year, which will be held through Sept. 19.
Evacuation levels reduced near Big Hollow wildfire southeast of Cougar
Reduced fire activity has allowed crews working the Big Hollow fire southeast of Cougar to reduce evacuation warnings for much of the surrounding area.
Workforce Southwest Washington secures more than $2M to aid workers impacted by COVID-19
Workforce Southwest Washington has secured more than $2.25 million in grants to aid Southwest Washington workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
League of Women Voters plans four candidate forums on Clark County races
Candidates for the Washington State Legislature, Clark County Council and Clark County Charter Review Commission will participate in four forums sponsored by the nonpartisan League of Women Voters…
Registered voters in Washington do not need to request a mail-in ballot
Registered voters in Washington do not need to request a mail-in ballot for the Nov. 3 general election. Ballots will automatically be mailed to all registered voters at least 18 days prior to elec…
Suspect arrested in fatal hit-and-run collision
A 21-year-old has been arrested in the Sept. 2 fatal hit-and-run collision that claimed the life of 56-year-old Thomas Sawyer.
‘It wasn’t just smoky, it was black’ — Evacuees arrive in Clark County
The city of Vancouver and it’s police department, along with area Fire Departments, like Fire District 3 and 6, are preparing to facilitate living spaces and care for the evacuees.
Smoky conditions in Clark County will be slow to improve
Air quality is considered hazardous through most of Clark County thanks to smoke from wildfires burning along the west coast.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, September 11, 2020
WATCH: Remembering 9/11 ; Big Hollow Fire near Cougar still growing, but more slowly ; Smoke creating hazardous air quality conditions throughout the region ; Clark County opens up to evacuees from…
Longtime restaurant owner shares thoughts on the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on area restaurants
Area restaurateur says many restaurants won’t survive with current COVID-19 restrictions.
Clark County Saddle Club creates evacuation center for horses
Clark County Saddle Club members respond to a call for action as horses and horse owners flee danger areas due to fires throughout the Northwest.