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April 23, 2026
Clark County police, fire officials taking high fuel prices in stride
Skyrocketing fuel prices won’t keep police cruisers and fire engines from responding to emergencies.
Skyrocketing fuel prices won’t keep police cruisers and fire engines from responding to emergencies.
Yvonne Fryar became a survivor of human trafficking at the age of 7, an experience that forced her into years of exploitation. By 11, she was on the streets, surviving by trading sex for food, safety and drugs.
Work is progressing steadily on one of Clark County’s most prominent transportation infrastructure projects.
A Clark County Superior Court jury on Tuesday convicted a former Camas-Washougal Fire battalion chief of first- and second-degree murder for strangling his wife to death in January 2024.
Two people suspected of burglarizing the restaurant at Camas Meadows golf club on Christmas Eve were arrested after their vehicle ran out of gas a few miles away, according to the Camas Police Department.
A backlog at the Washington State Patrol toxicology lab is delaying DUI prosecutions across Washington, with blood test results taking over a year to return in some instances.
Investigators have located a long-sought witness in the 1971 disappearance of Vancouver teenager Jamie Grissim and say new information has strengthened their belief that she was a victim of…
When Christopher Douville started his law enforcement career in the mid-2000s in Spokane, hundreds of men and women lined up to take their police entrance test. About 400 people would compete for four to six openings, he said.
The city of Washougal is mulling possible design changes to its project to improve Shepherd Road, which has elicited criticism from residents concerned about impacts to Sandy Swimming Hole, a popular recreational destination that draws people from all over the Portland metropolitan area.
In April 2020, just one month into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Vancouver Fire Department replaced one of its aging fire engines with a new rig that cost $614,000. Today, that same fire engine, built by the same manufacturer to the same specifications, will cost Vancouver taxpayers $972,000 and take twice as long to arrive.