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The Lower Columbia Major Crimes Team has concluded interviews with law enforcement officers involved in the Vancouver incident, with ongoing investigations led by the team.
…g 4-4, including 3-3 in West Coast League play, and will be on the road for the first time this baseball season, playing three games this weekend in Walla Walla.
…ns aged 1-18 at multiple Battle Ground Public Schools locations this summer, through the Summer Food Services Program sponsored by the district, helping ensure access to nutritious meals during the su…
…house fire in Vancouver results in two serious injuries and one fatality, while the investigation is underway to determine the cause of the fire.
…supplies, including furniture, books, computers, and more, on June 30th, at the RACC gym, with all items sold as-is.
Should Washington voters have the opportunity to Reject ESSB 5599?
…cant funding and approval for light rail as the transit component, and challenges, including the lack of funding from Oregon, legislative obstacles, tolling controversies, and the requirement for appr…
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance believes Washington lawmakers need to get out of the parenting business.
Long-time Clark County citizen and journalist Marvin Case shares his thoughts on tolling and light rail.
Washington state ranks first in the nation for its economy, boasting a high employment rate, strong innovation potential, and a large number of expo…
Clark County Community Services is accepting applications for prevention assistance programs, with approximately $4.3 million available each fiscal year in 2024 and 2025, and at least 10% of the…
Safe Routes to School funding will facilitate the construction of a new shared-use path and a HAWK pedestrian signal on State Route 500, enhancing safety for families walking, biking, or roll…