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A deal reached this week will allow Evergreen Public School teachers to work from home, unless they have a student needing some in-person instruction.
D. Angus Lee, a Vancouver Criminal defense and civil rights attorney, filed a lawsuit against Washington State Patrol (WSP) for what he alleges was the facilitation of a mass gathering on June 19,…
The city of Battle Ground is currently developing its 2021 budget, scheduled to be formally adopted by the City Council in December. The budget represents the priorities of the City Council, it gui…
Without the usual excitement in the hallways at South Ridge Elementary School in Ridgefield, Principal Jill Neyenhouse wanted to find a way to recognize the teachers for their hard work — even as t…
With Clark County leaders growing more frustrated over a lack of details, Washington’s Office of Financial Management says more relief funding should be announced next week.
The number of vehicles illegally parked and abandoned in the city of Battle Ground has been steadily increasing. In response, the city is increasing its efforts to address illegally parked and aban…
WATCH: Twenty-four new COVID-19 cases, one death on Wednesday ; More funding could be coming for local governments dealing with COVID-19 ; Battle Ground Public Schools facing budget uncertainty ahe…
Without knowing how many parents might opt out of Distance Learning 2.0, many Clark County school districts are basically guessing with their budgets this year.
Earlier this month vandals tagged the city of Vancouver Fire Department’s boat house, which houses a river response vessel along the Columbia River. The message, however, was not intended for firef…
Mike Smith returns to take over a program that has won seven state titles.
Crews are continuing to prepare for the closure of the northbound span of the I-5 Interstate Bridge Sept. 12–20, when they will replace mechanical parts that help lift and lower the bridge.
Efforts to track COVID-19 cases and notify close contacts are being hampered by many people who refuse to answer the phone or respond to texts.