The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife has proposed rule changes for recreational clam, mussel, and oyster seasons, as well as increasing the size of harvestable cockles, and a reduction in the geoduck daily limit from three to one. They are requesting public comments on the possible changes.
As the 2026 Washington legislative session reaches its midpoint in Olympia, local lawmakers are hoping to push several health-related bills in the House and Senate that could affect Clark County residents.
The Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Program has reached a critical step in its process and could receive final approval from the federal government by summer.
Protesters have gathered in front of U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s Vancouver offices every day last week.
Clark County recorded the highest number of eviction filings per capita in Washington for the third consecutive year, according to state data. Legal aid attorneys point to the widening gap between rental prices and incomes.
Once again, there will be no sturgeon retention season in the lower Columbia River this year.
When, and under what circumstances, can the Clark County Council remove council members from a board or commission?
When Gwyn Bateman accidentally fell into a fire pit late last year, she thought receiving medical care in Clark County would be a given.
Vaccination rates for Clark County’s K-12 students have been slipping over the past five years, and with recent federal rollbacks in childhood immunization recommendations, local health officials fear there will be serious, long-term impacts on community health.
Although Clark County missed the state’s Dec. 31 deadline for updating its 20-year growth plan, the county council started the new year with a pair of work sessions aimed at moving the project forward.
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