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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, June 19, 2020
WATCH: Black Lives Matter protest march closes Interstate Bridge southbound ; Vancouver businessman marches 18 miles for social justice ; Vancouver Police Use of Force review released ; Fireworks s…
Clark County youth mentor walks 18 miles on Juneteenth in one-man protest for restoration
A 51-year-old veteran said he’s doing it for the “youngsters” so they know he’s standing with them. As a mentor with the Teach One to Lead One (T1L1) organizations, Eddie Odoms has mentored dozens…
Clark College holds first-ever virtual commencement ceremony on June 18
Clark College honored its 84th graduating class with something never before done at the college: a virtual ceremony.
Vancouver Police Department announces receipt of PERF use of force report
In June 2019, the city of Vancouver commissioned the Police Executive Research Forum to perform a review of VPD’s policies, training, documentation and data on use of force and officer-involved sho…
Vancouver Police warn of possible traffic congestion related to protest event in downtown Vancouver
Vancouver Police Department officials reported that a planned, unsanctioned event will be occurring Friday afternoon from 3:30-7:30 p.m. The event includes a gathering at Esther Short Park in downt…
National economist provides revised housing forecast
National Association of Home Builders’ Chief Economist Robert Dietz spoke to about 70 members of the local building industry in a webinar Thursday offering a revised housing forecast and some asses…
Memorial parade drives to school where Tiffany Hill was murdered
Sen. Lynda Wilson initiated the Tiffany Hill Act and she visited Sarah J. Anderson Elementary School with members of the fire department, Clark County Sheriff’s Office and C-TRAN to remember Hill a…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, June 18, 2020
WATCH: Despite new cases, Clark County remains on track for Phase 3 ; Ethics complaints filed against two Battle Ground city councilors ; Tiffany Hill honored as law in her name takes effect ; Buil…
Face of US Digital’s Outreach Center set to retire
Outreach coordinator and receptionship said it has been an honor to work for a place that supports faith-based ministries.
Clark County faces uphill battle in effort to test all long-term care facilities
Clark County long-term care facilities won’t meet a state deadline to conduct universal testing, due to issues with supplies and lab capacity.
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler introduces Police Reform Bill in House
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler joined her colleagues in introducing companion legislation in the House to Sen. Tim Scott’s bill, the JUSTICE Act, legislation designed to create improvements to…
Sale of fireworks begins June 28
Sale of fireworks in Clark County begins on June 28 but use of fireworks in unincorporated areas of the county is not allowed until July 4. Vancouver has banned fireworks within its city limits.
Vancouver Public Schools’ students, families to receive additional community services
An agreement among Vancouver Public Schools and 13 local organizations to establish full-service community schools recently received a boost in the form of a nearly $2.4 million grant from the U.S.…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, June 17, 2020
WATCH: Clark County faces an uphill battle to fully test long term care facilities ; Vancouver racial listening sessions go private ; Evergreen School District announces equity and inclusion direct…
Bee populations in danger while giant hornets are spotted again
In recent years, mites, pesticides and disease have been among the top killers of the vital pollinators. Now, here in Washington state a new threat to the bees continues to pop up; the Asian Giant…
Whipple Creek Regional Park users concerned over potential increased use
Users of Whipple Creek Regional Park are concerned the park is being “loved to death’’ and it could soon have increased traffic of users from nearby residential development.
Vancouver racial listening sessions will not be broadcasted
The city of Vancouver’s first two listening sessions on racial issues will not be recorded or broadcasted.
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