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Five jailed after robbery involving masked suspects wielding firearms in Camas
Five suspects have now been charged with first-degree robbery, among other crimes, after allegedly bursting into a Camas home while wearing masks, brandishing firearms and demanding money and valua…
Weekend Preview • May 17, 2018
Host Chris Brown highlights some local events for Clark County residents.
Value Pricing Policy Committee nears the end of a disappointing process
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his frustrations following the second-to-last meeting of the Portland Value Pricing Policy Advisory Committee this week in Portland.
A tour guide: How not to climb Mount St. Helens
Friday marks the 38th anniversary of the May 18, 1980, eruption of Mount St. Helens. ClarkCountyToday.com reporter Eric Schwartz decided to climb to the summit in celebration. He did so with little…
State soccer: River recovers to reach quarterfinals
Columbia River advances in state soccer playoffs; Skyview eliminated.
Dozer Day coming to Clark County Fairgrounds this weekend
The Nutter Family Foundation’s annual Dozer Day event will take place this weekend at the Clark County Fairgrounds, just as it does every year on the third weekend in May.
Honorably serving those who served honorably
The Clark County Veterans Assistance Center, which opened in 2011, will be holding its annual gala fundraiser this week.
Battle Ground school leaders urge patience after latest bond failure
Battle Ground school officials will take more time to figure out how to address the fallout of the building bond failure.
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ODOT reduces their options for tolling Portland highways
ODOT officials and their consulting firm have eliminated two options for tolling Portland highways. They detailed their reasons to the 25-member Public Advisory Committee at a meeting this week.
Area scientists learning from Hawaii eruption
The eruption happening in Hawaii brought a big crowd to an open house at the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory in East Vancouver this weekend.
Fresh start for Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Fellowship of Christian Athletes officially back in Clark County with the introduction of new area director.
Ridgefield foundation announces music scholarship in honor of student killed in 2013 crash
A new need-based music scholarship has been created to honor the legacy of Tanner Trosko, who died as a teen in a vehicle crash in 2013.
Suspect dies during altercation with Clark County deputies
A independent investigation is ongoing after a suspect died after struggling with Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies Sunday night.
Herrera Beutler introduces bill with goal of eliminating pregnancy-related deaths
According to Jaime Herrera Beutler’s office, between 700 and 900 American women die from pregnancy or childbirth-related causes each year, and more than 50,000 nearly die.
Clark County in Focus: Scenes from the children’s cultural parade
Dozens of children celebrated cultures from across the globe in the annual Children’s Cultural Parade last week.
HS sports: Six local soccer teams make it to state
Several area soccer and baseball teams qualify for state tournaments.
History of Fort Vancouver explored in new documentary
Oregon Public Broadcasting is unveiling a new documentary focused on exploring the rich history of Fort Vancouver and its role in shaping the Pacific Northwest.