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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, May 15, 2020
WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 cases top 400 ; Restaurants given guidelines to prepare for reopening ; Hospitals urge people not to delay care ; Kris Cavin of Camas earns community respect in his rol…
Faith before basketball for BYU-bound Tanner Toolson
Union High School senior picks his college but he will go on a mission before playing for the Brigham Young University Cougars.
Restaurants in county can begin planning for reopening
Gov. Jay Inslee issued guidance this week for partially reopening restaurant and tavern dining areas. Clark County food establishments are encouraged to use this guidance to prepare for reopening,…
WSUV faculty pivots to COVID-19 related research
Washington State University Vancouver had less than a week to make the transition to online learning when COVID-19 shut down the remaining school year. Not only did faculty make the switch, they al…
Columbia River to open for four days of spring Chinook salmon fishing
The Columbia River is scheduled to open for an additional four days of spring Chinook salmon fishing beginning Friday (May 15), state fishery managers have announced.
BIA launches online PPE store for construction industry
The Building Industry Association of Clark County is helping its members gain access to Personal Protective Equipment through the launch of its online store.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, May 14, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 testing available in Clark County, but in low demand ; Hospitals urge patients not to delay care over concern about the coronavirus ; WSU Vancouver faculty pivot to COVID-19 researc…
Photo of weapons involved in April 28 officer-involved shooting released
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has released a photo of the weapons recovered at the scene of the officer-involved shooting April 28 that led to the death of Vancouver resident William Abbe.
David Starkey named new principal of Columbia Elementary School in Woodland School District
Woodland Public Schools proudly announces their selection of David Starkey as principal of Columbia Elementary School beginning in the upcoming 2020-21 school year.
Clark County Finance Committee meeting scheduled for Tue., May 19
The Clark County Finance Committee is scheduled to meet at 9:30 a.m. Tue., May 19.
Vancouver residents reminded to take proactive steps to manage inactive private water systems, plumbing
Many businesses have closed to the public or have reduced staffing levels due to efforts to mitigate potential community spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) under Washington’s “Stay Home, St…
PeaceHealth urges patients to continue to seek care
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center has teamed up with more than 100 hospitals across the state to urge communities not to put their health care on pause during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Clark County urges more state transparency on benchmarks to reopen
Clark County leaders are hoping for more clarity from Gov. Jay Inslee on metrics that might allow them to reopen businesses sooner.
In Focus: Kris Cavin is KC Fresh
Kris Cavin’s passion, talent, and outrageous personality have led to honors, praise for his free photography work in Camas
C-TRAN CEO Shawn Donaghy addresses COVID-19 impact
At a C-TRAN Board of Directors meeting this week, CEO Shawn Donaghy provided an update on the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on the transit agency.
Schools brace for coronavirus budget impact
School districts in Clark County are bracing for financial headwinds next year as the COVID-19 pandemic cuts deeply into state and local budgets.
‘People are being lost in fear’ — Human perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic
Hear from people directly affected by the pandemic in more ways than just staying home. This is direct accounts from Clark County of the human cost of the coronavirus.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, May 13, 2020
WATCH: Clark County officials seek clarity on standards for moving to phase 2 of reopening ; COVID-19 safety measures leave family members on the outside for many dealing with health problems ; Fir…