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Two people walk toward a Three Rivers Mall exit on Thursday, June 5 in Kelso.
FBI stops planned attack by teen in May at Three Rivers Crossing mall in Cowlitz County
Law enforcement stopped a planned mass shooting last month at Three Rivers Crossing in Kelso, the Portland Office of the FBI reported Thursday during a press conference. A juvenile conspired the … more
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Investigators search a white Ford Maverick pickup truck belonging to the suspect in a double homicide in Battle Ground on Tuesday, June 3. 
Battle Ground double homicide victims identified
The double homicide in Battle Ground on Tuesday, June 3, involved a man killing his estranged wife and her new partner and then turning a knife on himself, according to Clark County Superior Court … more
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Battle Ground Police vehicles and crime scene tape close off the 2100 block of Northeast Second Avenue in Battle Ground on Tuesday, June 3 as the Battle Ground Police Department and the Clark County Major Crimes Team are investigating a double homicide in a home.
Suspect identified in Battle Ground double homicide 
Police are now investigating the Tuesday morning incident as a double homicide after two people were found deceased and one other in critical condition in a Battle Ground home.  Officers … more
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A Battle Ground police officer runs with an assault rifle to an active scene of a homicide with two deceased victims on arrival and one later transported by ambulance from a home at the 2100 block of Northeast Second Avenue in Battle Ground on Tuesday, June 3.
Two dead, one hospitalized after major incident in Battle Ground
Two people are dead and another has been hospitalized after an incident in Battle Ground on Tuesday morning. Officers with the Battle Ground Police Department (BGPD) and Clark County … more
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From left to right, middle school students Isabela Hodston, Amelia Benson, Stella Lindsay and Delilah Higgins stand with members of the La Center Arts Council in front of the completed mural. Students Mya Cluphf and Eunice Sparks, not pictured, also contributed to the project.
La Center Middle School unveils student-led mural project
La Center Middle School unveiled a new student-created mural on Thursday, May 29, marking the completion of a months-long collaboration between students and the La Center Arts Council. The … more
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The La Center Wildcats closed their history-making season during their championship game at Joe Martin Stadium in Bellingham with a record of 22-5.
La Center baseball earns best finish ever with second place in 1A state tournament
The La Center Wildcats baseball team was already guaranteed its best ever finish in school history when it punched a ticket to the semifinal round in the 1A state tournament. In the championship … more
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County seeks volunteers for Developmental Disabilities Board
The Clark County Council is seeking community members with expertise in or experience with people with intellectual/developmental disabilities to serve on the Developmental Disabilities Advisory … more
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A concrete barrier divides traffic at the intersection of Highway 503 and Rasmussen Boulevard, which currently only connects to northbound traffic. A proposed roundabout at the site recently sparked debate online.
Proposed roundabout at Highway 503 and Rasmussen draws public pushback
A proposed roundabout at the intersection of Highway 503 (also known as SW 10th Avenue) and SW Rasmussen Boulevard faced a wave of public criticism after signage announced a pending environmental … more
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Aaron Brown, running against incumbent J.J. Burke for Woodland City Council Position 1, is focused on proactive city planning, downtown revitalization and expanding recreational opportunities for families.
Woodland city council challengers call for downtown action, better transparency and a fresh look at cannabis retail
With four of Woodland’s City Council seats contested this fall, a new group of challengers is speaking out about what they see as major failures by city leadership: a downtown full of empty … more
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Gauges and other equipment of a gang car owned by the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad are left damaged by vandalism.
Chelatchie Prairie Railroad volunteers express their frustrations over consistent vandalism of equipment
Train cars and other railroad equipment for the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad have been vandalized in the past, but not to the extent they have been recently. The railroad, an excursion railroad … more
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Crews will replace the failing roof at Union Ridge Elementary, seen at left, this summer as part of a $2.3 million emergency project approved by the Ridgefield School Board. The work targets all sections flagged during a district-wide assessment earlier this year.
Ridgefield school board approves emergency roof repairs at two schools
The Ridgefield School District Board of Directors unanimously approved a $2.5 million fund transfer Tuesday to fast-track roof replacements at Union Ridge Elementary and Ridgefield High School after … more
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Construction crews surface the pickleball courts at Kiwanis Park. The courts are nearly finished and feature a cover and sound barrier but remain closed to the public.
Kiwanis Park improvements near finish after delayed completion
Battle Ground’s long-awaited Kiwanis Park upgrades are nearly complete, following months of construction delays. City Communications Manager Alisha Smith, who spoke with Engineering … more
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Pastor Bill Smith passes hot dogs to guests during a celebration on May 29 at Grace Lodge. The Clark County Council recently approved a five-year lease renewal, allowing XChange Recovery to continue its transitional housing program for women overcoming addiction.
Transitional housing program celebrates new lease, continued recovery for women
Families, former residents and community supporters gathered Thursday, May 29 at Grace Lodge to celebrate the renewal of a lease agreement that will allow XChange Recovery to continue operating its … more
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On Wednesday, May 28, the La Center City Council authorized the mayor to negotiate a land purchase, capped at $4 million, using real estate excise taxes and park impact fees. The acquisition would support the city’s Downtown 2.0 plan, aimed at creating a walkable, mixed-use district west of the current downtown.
La Center approves land purchase negotiations for Downtown 2.0 vision
The La Center City Council on Wednesday, May 28, authorized Mayor Tom Strobehn to negotiate a land purchase agreement tied to the city’s long-range Downtown 2.0 development plan, marking a … more
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Around 200 people participating in Clark County Pride’s Rainbow Walk cross the East Fork Lewis River Bridge into downtown La Center. The event marked the fifth annual walk to celebrate Pride Month and promote LGBTQ+ visibility in rural Clark County.
Fifth annual Rainbow Walk celebrates pride and resilience in Clark County
Under a clear blue sky and vibrant banners, Clark County’s LGBTQ+ community held its fifth annual Rainbow Walk on Sunday, June 1. The walk began south of East Fork Lewis River and ended at … more
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A demonstration by the students of HS Tae Kwon Do Master Oh’s in Battle Ground wowed the crowd at the parade turn during the Hockinson Fun Days event on Saturday, May 31.
Hockinson Fun Days parade and festivities bring in thousands
Over 50 parade entries brought joy and smiles to Hockinson community members and visitors packed along Northeast 159th Street and Northeast 182nd Avenue for Hockinson Fun Days on Saturday, May … more
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Washington state’s new cap on rent hikes set at 10% through end of 2025
For the rest of this year, Washington landlords are limited to rent hikes of 10% or less under a landmark new state law. House Bill 1217, signed into law this month by Gov. Bob Ferguson, … more
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Mount St. Helens is seen from the Elk Rock Viewpoint on Wednesday, May 28. Ash from the May 18, 1980 eruption can be seen blowing in the wind below the crater.
Repair work scheduled on Silver Star Road at Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument
Road repair work is scheduled to begin on Forest Road 4109, or Silver Star Road, at the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument and District, according to a news release from the U.S. Forest … more
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New report shows signs of progress for Washington state salmon, but many are still on the brink of extinction
A new report released by the Governor’s Salmon Recovery Office shows that several populations of salmon in Washington state have improved, but most still face extinction. Of the 14 species … more
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A damaged vehicle is seen in the aftermath of a June 2024 crash in Thurston County, in which the driver of another vehicle was suspected of speeding and driving under the influence.
Washington state traffic deaths down after record year
Coming off a 33-year high, deaths on Washington’s roads dropped nearly 10% last year, according to state data released Wednesday. The state saw 731 people die in vehicle crashes in 2024, … more
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