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Vancouver firefighters fight westside structure fire
Firefighters from the Vancouver Fire Department extinguished a fire early Thursday morning at a westside Vancouver business.
Watch: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Stay home order will extend past May 4 ; Man shot in altercation with Vancouver Police has died ; Washington students won’t be failed this year amid COVID-19 closures ; Evergreen School District re…
Deceased victim in fatality collision identified
An 18-year-old was arrested and booked into the Clark County Jail for Murder II Wednesday after the vehicle he was driving struck a pedestrian who later died as a result of injuries sustained in th…
No Fs: How area school districts are handling graduation in the age of the coronavirus
In an effort to make sure students aren’t harmed by the coronavirus closures, districts in Clark County and elsewhere will not be issuing failing grades this year.
Evergreen School District files legal responses to two lawsuits filed by teachers
The Evergreen School District has filed official responses to a pair of lawsuits filed separately by two teachers, one of which is no longer employed by the district, denying assertions made by eac…
Suspect in officer-involved shooting was pronounced dead after being transported to area hospital
The suspect in Tuesday’s officer-involved shooting was killed according to an update provided Wednesday by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. The suspect has yet to be identified.
Drive and Drop for The Giving Closet
Local nonprofit to use the parking lot at Vancouver Church as the place to donate for those in need.
Journey Theater raises the curtain on online learning
Journey Theater, which is based in Vancouver and has locations in Oregon as well, launched online material for its Spring classes using Zoom at the start of April. After a few weeks, things are wor…
Voters approve Woodland Public Schools’ Educational Programs & Operations levy
Voters in the Woodland School District approved a three-year replacement Educational Programs & Operations levy in Tuesday’s special election.
Battle Ground city councilor and dad among teams to complete Alcan 5000 rally
Battle Ground City Councilor Shane Bowman and his dad, Alan, a three-time cancer survivor, recently completed a 5,000-plus mile trek through the Arctic wilderness.
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One dead after an officer-involved shooting in Vancouver ; date set to reopen hunting, fishing, and most state lands; Clark County COVID-19 outbreak appears to be slowing ; Battle Ground city counc…
Vancouver disturbance results in officer-involved shooting
An unidentified man was shot by officers Tuesday in Vancouver. No officers were injured. The suspect’s condition was unknown at the time of this report.
Clark Public Utilities launches digital Home & Garden Idea Fair
Clark Public Utilities announced the Virtual Home & Garden Idea Fair, an online version of the utility’s marquis community event and the unofficial start to the home improvement season. The 2020 sh…
State recreation lands to reopen Tue., May 5 for local day-use only
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission (Parks) announced Monday they will reopen state-managed lands on Tue., May 5, for local da…
Opinion: ‘A small glimmer of light is beginning to peek through the dark clouds of the stay-at-home orders’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his current thoughts on the coronavirus and plans to re-open the economy and other aspects of life impacted by stay-at-home orders.
Clark County COVID-19 death toll reaches 21
Clark County saw 12 more confirmed COVID-19 cases over the weekend, with two additional deaths.
WDFW to open some recreational fishing and hunting starting Tue., May 5
The department is asking hunters and anglers to enjoy these outdoor activities only if they can do so locally, while also practicing physical distancing The Washington Department of Fish and Wildli…