As Portland Public Schools announced its intent to dismantle its school resource officer program, Battle Ground was celebrating the expansion of its own. The city…
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Neither rain nor pandemic could stop educators from gathering in east Vancouver on Friday to protest what they describe as a foundation of racism that…
The taxiway at the historic Pearson Field will soon be repaired and repaved, a project covered by a combination of federal grants totaling $1.4 million.…
A Washougal firearms retailer that last year pushed for the city to become a gun-rights sanctuary drew community concern after hosting an armed group across…
In the midst of ongoing unrest over systemic racism across the United States, Vancouver Public Schools on Thursday announced a districtwide equity initiative to improve…
One of two women struck by a suspected drunken driver June 3 in Vancouver had been out jogging when she was hit in a crosswalk,…
The parents of a 15-year-old Battle Ground girl, who died when her truck went off a logging road east of Woodland on Friday, said she’d…
In a seesaw week of new COVID-19 cases, Clark County bounced upward again, with Clark County Public Health confirming 16 new cases Thursday afternoon. The…
Washington state’s message to families was clear Thursday: Schools will reopen for in-person instruction in the fall. And bring a mask. In the midst of…
Washington families with children eligible for free or reduced-price school meals can receive up to $399 per child next month in one-time food benefits. The…