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County’s Charter Review Commissioners available to meet with community groups
Fifteen elected commissioners are seeking public input on possible amendments to Clark County's home rule charter before an Aug. 4 submission deadline.
OII investigating non-fatal use of deadly force that occurred in Vancouver Tuesday
OII's investigation marks the first non-fatal use of force case it has taken on since December 2024.
Washington, Oregon transportation commissions to discuss Interstate 5 bridge tolling
Washington and Oregon commissions will jointly review I-5 bridge toll rate options and discount analysis on June 5.
Yacolt-area motorcycle collision results in fatality
A motorcyclist died after leaving the roadway on NE Worthington Rd. near Yacolt, transported by LifeFlight before succumbing to injuries.
Letter: Food service, public health, and the Men’s Share House question
…annual meals face less public-health scrutiny than a waterfront restaurant.
County Public Works reminds residents to secure loads before hauling, to reduce dangerous roadside debris and litter
Unsecured vehicle loads cause more than 300 Washington crashes annually and dumped 150,000+ lbs of litter in Clark County in 2025.
Weekend paving work closes southbound I-205 entrance from I-5 in Vancouver May 29-31
Crews will use a smart work zone system with zipper merging to reduce delays during the I-205 closure.
Council for the Homeless announces Summer Community Education Series
Council for the Homeless hosts two free events on tax law changes and senior housing challenges in Vancouver.
Trump order limiting voting by mail will stand for now, federal judge rules
A D.C. judge declined to block Trump's mail voting order, leaving the legal battle open ahead of November midterms.
Groundbreaking celebrates investment in the future Heights District
A $4 million federal appropriation launches the first public investment in Vancouver's Heights District redevelopment.
Ridgefield Raptors set for opening night on Thursday, May 28
Now in its seventh season, the Raptors open 2026 with 32 home games and a new non-league opponent Thursday night.
Letter: Facts, not slippery slopes
…endall challenges Nancy Churchill's slippery slope argument on Washington's new millionaire income tax.