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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, May 5, 2020
WATCH: Murder-suicide shocks neighbors north of Battle Ground ; Vancouver braces for massive budget cuts due to COVID-19 ; Recreational fishing reopens in Washington ; Golf courses fill up quickly…
Battle Ground city leaders urge education-first approach for stay-at-home order violators
Battle Ground City Council members largely say they want their local police not to have to enforce the governor’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy’’ order.
Vancouver Safe Parking Zone begins search for new site
The city of Vancouver’s Safe Parking Zone at Vancouver Mall will close on Thursday, and the city has begun looking for a new location.
Watch: Golfers celebrate the return of their sport
Washington golf courses, using social distance rules, were allowed to reopen Tuesday.
It’s Giving Tuesday and there are many nonprofits to donate too
Today is #GivingTuesday. There are so many organizations and so many needs in the community right now, so here are a few Clark County groups participating in the day of donations.
Southwest Washington Contractors Association hosts first webinar for construction community
The Southwest Washington Contractors Association (SWCA) held its first virtual gathering via webinar Friday in an effort to help members and the construction industry “get back to work safely.’’
Vancouver continues to address $45 million budget shortfall
The city of Vancouver continues to address a projected $45 million budget shortfall for 2020 as a result of the economic impact of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy’’ order.
Some emergency rules remain in effect as fishing reopens across Washington
With fishing scheduled to reopen under standard rules on Tuesday, following a statewide closure to help combat the spread of COVID-19, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reminds anglers…
Candidate filing period and online candidate filing begins May 11
The filing period for citizens who wish to become candidates for elective office is rapidly approaching.
Vancouver Police Department identifies officers that took part in officer-involved shooting
The Vancouver Police Department has released the names of the three officers who fired their guns in the officer-involved shooting April 28. The involved VPD officers are Sgt. Jay Alie and officers…
Physical therapy office enters new chapter of life
A loyal part of the Salmon Creek community for 14 years, 360 Physical Therapy is now reopening amid new precautions inside CrossFit Fort Vancouver.
Port of Vancouver USA receives shipment of longest wind blades to date
The Port of Vancouver USA received a shipment this weekend of nine wind turbines including the longest wind turbine blades it has handled to date.
Camas, Ridgefield residents can receive utility-bill discounts by shopping local
The city of Ridgefield recently joined the city of Camas in offering its residents utility-bill discounts for services and purchases within its city.
Clark County Fire & Rescue crews fight fire at residence north of La Center
Firefighters extinguished a fire involving a manufactured home north of La Center Friday afternoon. Clark County Fire & Rescue units were dispatched at Friday to the report of trees on fire on NE J…
Columbia River scheduled to open for spring Chinook on select days beginning May 5
The Columbia River spring Chinook fishery is scheduled to open Tuesday for four days, state fishery managers announced Friday.
Furry Friends celebrates #GivingTuesday by pledging to raise $7,500 for medical expenses
On Tuesday (May 5), Furry Friends volunteers hope to raise at least $7,500 for the medical expenses incurred by the many kittens and cats in their care. #GivingTuesdayNow, a global day of giving an…
CCSO deputies respond to apparent murder-suicide in Battle Ground
A male and female adult were found deceased in a residence north of Battle Ground Sunday in an apparent murder-suicide according to a Clark County Sheriff’s Office report.
Two dozen Southwest Washington schools recognized with state achievement awards
Twenty-four schools in the ESD 112 region have been recognized by the Washington State Board of Education for the 2018-2019 school year. This year, ESD 112 schools were recognized in three areas, i…