Vancouver, Wash. bans protests outside officials' homes

The City Council in Vancouver, Washington, has passed a measure that would make it illegal to picket outside the homes of city employees and elected officials.

FBI Seattle safely find vulnerable woman reported missing Nov. 2021

FBI Seattle have found a vulnerable woman safe on Thursday, months after she was reported missing in Nov. 2021., after a family member took her to escape a legal custody battle.

Momentum, funding builds for Interstate Bridge replacement over Columbia River

Billions of dollars in federal funding are now up for grabs that could help replace the aging I-5 Interstate Bridge that connects Washington and Oregon.

Washington corrections deputy under criminal investigation for force

A southwest Washington corrections deputy is under criminal investigation after authorities say force was used to restrain a handcuffed person inside the Clark County Jail.

Community mourns Vancouver police officer

Residents and law enforcement members gathered Tuesday to honor a Vancouver police officer who was mistakenly fatally shot Jan. 29 by a sheriff’s deputy during a search for a man suspected of armed robbery.

Report: Deputy's shots, not suspect's knife, killed officer

An autopsy has confirmed that gunshots from a fellow law enforcement officer — not stab wounds from a robbery suspect — killed a Vancouver police officer over the weekend.

Deputy seeking suspect mistakenly kills off-duty officer

A sheriff’s deputy who responded to a call about a robbery suspect at a Washington home mistakenly shot and killed the homeowner — an off-duty police officer who was trying to detain the man.

1 killed by deputy in pursuit of armed robbery suspect

One person is dead after being shot by a sheriff’s deputy following an armed robbery at a convenience store and chase in Clark County on Saturday, authorities said.

200 COVID-19 cases linked to high school wrestling tourneys; new safety guidance for indoor sports released

The Washington State Department of Health announced on Friday that it updated its health and safety guidance in response to the COVID-19 outbreaks linked to the high school wrestling tournaments this month. 

Judicial conduct commission files charges against former SW Washington judge

The commission found probable cause that Zimmerman allegedly violated the Code of Judicial Conduct when he was caught on courtroom cameras in March disparaging a Black man who was fatally shot by Clark County sheriff’s deputies last year.

Salvation Army bell ringer robbed, suspect caught

A man was chased down and caught by deputies in Vancouver after allegedly assaulting a Salvation Army bell ringer and fleeing with his donations kettle.

ACLU, NAACP urge federal probe into Clark County police use of force

Community groups are calling for the U.S. Department of Justice to open a civil rights investigation into the largest law enforcement agencies in southwest Washington over alleged excessive force and discriminatory policing.

Police arrest man after 2-year-old kidnapped, killed

Vancouver police arrested a man early Sunday morning after he allegedly kidnapped and killed his 2-year-old child.

Physician assistant’s license suspended over COVID actions

The Washington Medical Commission has suspended the license of a pediatric health care provider in southwestern Washington.