Vancouver

Body cameras are not included in Vancouver’s two-year, $1.3 billion budget proposal that city officials will spend the next month deliberating. The absence surprised some members of a new task force charged with helping devise the eventual use of the devices.

The Thurston County prosecutor's office, brought in as an independent agency, issued a report Monday finding the killing justified. Groups say they're considering petitioning the state attorney general.

Seven months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Vancouver city officials face another essential task made harder by the virus’ economic strain: passing a budget.

Plans to close Interstate 5 Bridge have been postponed.

By filling pivotal new roles with familiar faces, the Vancouver School District is drawing concern from some parents and teachers about its willingness to learn from recent failures.

Thousands of people gathered Saturday on the shore of the Columbia River to celebrate the grand opening of the much-anticipated Vancouver Waterfront park.  

Portland officials say the city's controversial ordinance outlawing camping on public property isn't going anywhere.

David Campt wants to teach well-meaning white people how to be better allies in the fight for racial equity. 

Project Homeless Connect is an annual resource fair for people experiencing homelessness. The latest such event drew hundreds of people seeking everything from free legal advice to a haircut.

Fifty-six people think they have what it takes to be the next Vancouver city councilor. On Wednesday, city officials released the names of the applicants who are vying for the open seat.