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Police identify motorist shot by officers early this morning
The motorist shot by police early today has been identified as Rocky D. Brown, 38, of Vancouver.
Suspect in satisfactory condition after police shooting
A man was shot by police early Saturday morning just outside Vancouver city limits, near the 19800 block of Northeast 58th Street.
Storm wakes county, causes little damage
The thunderstorm that woke many Clark County residents early this morning and gave the lawns a good watering also apparently started a fire off Northeast 72nd Avenue in Hazel Dell.
Man's body found in empty house
The body of an unidentified man in his early 20s was found late Monday afternoon in a vacant house in the 11100 block of Northeast 87th Avenue, in the Barberton area east of Interstate 205 and north of 99th ...
Two killed in crash near Ridgefield identified
Speed and alcohol were major factors in a car crash that killed two people over the weekend, according to police.
Medical examiner identifies body as ex-basketball player
The partially decomposed body of a man found Monday afternoon has been identified as that of Chance L. Mosby, 24, a talented but troubled former La Center basketball player.
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The 2008 law in Vancouver states that fireworks may be legally discharged from June 28 through July 5 beginning at 9 a.m. and ending at 11 p.m. On the Fourth of July legal discharge hours are extended to ...
Bacon grease starts Hazel Dell kitchen fire
Firefighters responded to a West Hazel Dell duplex this morning after a resident caught the stove on fire.
Rossi claims - statistical dead heat' in race
Republican candidate for governor Dino Rossi told 150 Clark County Realtors Thursday that his campaign is on a roll, with legions of new contributors, endorsements from several police unions, and polling that ...
Clark County inmates report 2nd-highest rate of sex abuse in U.S.
Inmates at the Clark County Jail reported the second-highest rate of sexual abuse in the nation, according to a study released Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Man faces manslaughter charge in death of his 4-year-old stepson
A Vancouver man faces a first-degree manslaughter charge in the 2007 death of his 4-year-old stepson for allegedly keeping him in an unheated swimming pool so long the child's body temperature dropped to lethal ...
One dog hurt, one dead after off-leash attack
No one knows where Carl came from. The Rottweiler just showed up in an off-leash dog park less than a year ago.
Three Alarm Fire Destroys Apartment Complex
At least 40 Vancouver firefighters battled a three-alarm blaze Saturday night that caused extensive damage to a 24-unit apartment complex.
Alcohol may have been one factor in fatal wreck
Fire District 6 A man and a woman died and two people were seriously injured in a single-vehicle accident Friday night in Clark County.
Fire victim now an arson suspect
A Vancouver woman who lost her apartment to a fire last week now has temporary shelter in the Clark County Jail.
Clark County at Work: Firm helps with do-it-yourself projects
Curtis Miller, owner of Darby Rural consulting group, goes over the construction of a multi-use building with Brian Dunn, left, at Dunn's home in Battle Ground.
Community Foundation seeks funds for Midwest flood relief
It's a similar, sad tale, only this time farther up the Mississippi River and its tributaries: Too much water in the wrong spots, devastating cities and towns and uprooting families.
SW Wash campers duck gunshots; no injuries
Campers enjoying the outdoors along a popular southwest Washington shoreline say they had to duck behind cars to avoid incoming bullets flying across Yale Reservoir.
Smarsh(R) Ranked Second among Oregon's Fastest-Growing Private Companies
Ken Anderson, 503-946-6044 kanderson@smarsh.com Smarsh , a leading managed service provider of innovative, secure and reliable email archiving and compliance solutions, has been ranked second by the Portland ...
Eligible Wash. seniors can receive vouchers for fruit, herbs
Eligible seniors can receive $40 worth of fruit, vegetables and edible herbs if they pick up vouchers Saturday or June 21 at the Vancouver or Battle Ground farmers markets.