Camas News

Police responding to a disturbance report ended up firing several shots at a vehicle they feared might ram them early Saturday morning, police said.

Multiple police agencies were involved in a police shooting near the 19800 Block of NE 58th Street early this morning.

Joan McConnell of east Vancouver's Countryside Woods neighborhood got an unexpected visit from a neighbor yesterday.

Four Camas teenagers were arrested on suspicion of burglary and theft after a police officer reportedly found them stealing from a garage early Tuesday.

A Fort Carson soldier killed in a two-car accident after a police chase has been identified as a 20-year-old Camas, Wash., man, the Army said Tuesday.

Police arrested two men and two boys who were later charged with burglary and theft related to three break-ins on Pacific Rim Drive early Monday, officers said.

Stephen and Lindsey Harper, witnesses to Saturday night's blaze, stop by The Park at Fox Pointe Apartments on Sunday to survey the damage.

A Washougal company that has been accused of importing night-vision goggles from Russia and Belarus and selling them to buyers in such places as Pakistan and Qatar has been indicted in U.S. District Court.

Don't try to modify legal fireworks or create homemade explosives. Use fireworks only during legal times.

Fishing is already interesting on the mighty Columbia River, and it should really get cooking come the first day of summer Saturday.

A yearlong investigation, including the use of DNA evidence, has led to a guilty plea by a man accused of robbing the Camas liquor store at gunpoint.

Build walkable community Our community is right in the middle of the perfect storm that calls for us to look at walking as a means of transportation.

I've read about people in the Southwest installing solar panels on their roof to avoid buying power from their utility.

If you want a straight shot of action, head to see "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton.

On the far side of the country Thursday, there was U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, while here in Clark County there was Camas School District Superintendent Mike Nerland.

The June 1 story, "Asleep at the switch," talks about the possibility that a natural disaster could reach this area and that we need to prepare for it.

Parents of two young Camas women killed last year by a drunk driver have filed an $8 million lawsuit against a Gresham restaurant where the driver had imbibed.

District officials have canceled scheduled work days for a substitute teacher after two Camas High students accused him of calling them "terrorists" in class Friday.

Monday, June 02, 2008 By COURTNEY SHERWOOD, Columbian staff writer Tell us about your job.

Sheri Berndt-Smith gets a kiss from her five-month old beagle, Noelle, during the annual Takima Valley Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show at Central Washington State Fairgrounds Saturday, May 31, 2008.