Clark County

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Documents released by prosecutors in Clark County, Washington, show the gun that 21-year-old Kevin Peterson Jr. had was originally a duty weapon for the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office across the Columbia River in Oregon.

The declaration represents both a renewed commitment to fighting systemic racism in the county and a practical attempt to gain more resources to fight COVID-19. Still, some voices in county government appear lukewarm on the measure.

U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler jumped out to an early lead Tuesday night in her rematch against Carolyn Long for Southwest Washington’s seat in Congress.

Demonstrators gathered in response to rumors that a Black man had been shot by law enforcement.

Enrollment at Washington public schools has fallen more than 2%, driven by fewer kindergarten and elementary students.

Under a relatively new state law, the attack and subsequent shooting spur a team of independent investigators to examine the events of the shooting. Still, few details have been disclosed.

The Vancouver-area measles outbreak stands at 49 confirmed cases and 11 suspect cases for Tuesday, Feb. 5. 

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has fired a deputy who wore a sweatshirt that promotes a far-right group whose members have espoused racist, Islamophobic and sexist rhetoric.

The relocation of a controversial homeless day center in Vancouver is one step closer to approval.