Browse everything
Every published Clark County Today story. Filter by topic, place or month — the address bar keeps your filters, so any view is easy to share.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, August 13, 2020
WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 cases rise by 21 ; Missing 34-year old Vancouver man found dead in Clackamas County ravine ; More fall high school sports delayed ; Clark County Sheriff’s Office ends S…
Clark County residents share experiences at second listening session on systemic racism
Nearly 20 people spoke for over 90 minutes, sharing their own experiences with racism in Clark County.
Body of missing Vancouver man found in Clackamas
The body of a missing Vancouver man was found at the bottom of a ravine in Clackamas, Ore. Thu., Aug. 13.
All fall sports now delayed in 4A and 3A GSHLs
As expected, area athletic directors call off all fall sports and hope to reschedule them in early 2021.
CCSO canceling School Resource Officer program for the upcoming school year
Citing budget concerns, the Clark County Sheriff’s Office is pulling its School Resource Officers from five high schools for the upcoming school year.
Nationwide COVID-19 test demand continues to plague Clark County Public Health
The steadily rising demand for COVID-19 test kits is continuing to put a crunch on the ability to test people in Clark County.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, August 12, 2020
WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 cases rise by 39 ; COVID-19 test shortages still hampering pandemic response ; Clark County holding second of three systemic racism listening sessions ; OPINION-Police…
UPDATE: Event cancelled – Washougal MX National
The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship will stop at Washougal as usual, but there is nothing usual about sporting events this year.
Opinion: ‘Our elected officials have to display the courage to stand up to the vocal, aggressive, and often violent and criminal minority’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his disappointment over recent developments concerning police in Portland and Seattle.
Fast action by Vancouver firefighters contain fire to one apartment
Fire took place Tuesday evening at Apple Knoll Apartments Vancouver Fire Department crews were able to keep an apartment fire from spreading beyond one unit Tuesday evening at the Apple Knoll Apart…
Clark County nonprofits steam towards this year’s Give More 24! expectant
This year’s Give More 24! will take place on Sept. 24 with several Clark County nonprofits participating this year, and many hoping to raise awareness as well as financial support.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, August 11, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 numbers see large increase over the weekend ; Heights District redevelopment plan moves ahead ; A look at what would’ve been the Clark County Fair; Battle Ground city councilor comp…
Four Clark County superintendents sign letter asking governor for protection from COVID-19 liability
A large number of school superintendents from around Washington state, including four from Clark County, recently signed a letter sent to Gov. Jay Inslee asking for the governor to issue an Executi…
After a weekend of 92 new cases, Monday’s COVID-19 count drops to 11 in Clark County
County now has 2,121 total cases; death toll remains unchanged at 42 After rising by 92 over the weekend, the number of new COVID-19 cases in Clark County increased by just 11 on Monday according t…
Eagle Scout makes 639 masks for Ridgefield School District
Gavin Gannon has been working toward becoming an Eagle Scout for years. He could not have guessed back then what his Eagle Scout service project would be: sewing hundreds of masks for the Ridgefiel…
Clark County Fair planners look ahead to 2021
In what should be Day 5 of the Clark County Fair, all is quiet at the fairgrounds in 2020
Fatal car crash takes place Sunday on NW Lake Road in Camas
A car crash on NW Lake Road in Camas claimed the life Sunday of 43-year-old Jeffrey Baker of Vancouver.
Ridgefield Family Resource Center inspires with Snack Note Project
The Ridgefield Family Resource Center is designed to help Ridgefield students and families in need — and with all the challenges created by COVID-19, the Resource Center has been very busy.