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WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 vaccine supplies continuing to grow ; Efforts to stem the tide of youth suicide may be working in Clark County ; Columbia River High School mascot discussion drags on ;…
Several Camas High School students who attended an off-site party last week tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the district to suspend in-person classes temporarily.
For the second consecutive year, PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center has been named to an elite list of the best maternity hospitals in the United States.
Traffic to downtown Portland drops 66 percent The Kirkland-based firm INRIX has released their 2020 survey of global traffic congestion. The Portland metro area ranks 14th worst in the nation and 1…
Veteran reporter joins Clark County Today staff, bringing 20 years of area news experience.
Board of directors, realizing Sasquatch and Royals would not be approved, instead request that naming committee come up with more options for students.
Housing units that qualify developers for a multifamily tax exemption in Vancouver will no longer be called affordable under a proposed change that could be voted on next week.
WATCH: Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program undergoes changes ; Linda Glover will not run for reelection to Vancouver City Council ; League of Women Voters compiles elected officials contact list ; W…
The League of Women Voters of Clark County has compiled a handy collection of the names of elected officials in Clark County and their contact information.
Mason Priddy of Columbia River and Liam Mallory of Union are among the athletes who have no regrets playing abbreviated football season, despite suffering injuries.
Stating she’s hopeful a minority from Vancouver’s east side will run, Mayor Pro Tem Linda Glover announced this week she won’t seek reelection to City Council.
Jaylee Graham, a sophomore at Woodland High School, created a video to teach Carey Hanson’s fourth graders at Columbia Elementary School how to sign the school’s Woodland Way pledge.