Two ex-inmates, both deaf, sue Clark County Jail
Two former Clark County Jail inmates have filed a lawsuit against Clark County for failure to accommodate a disability. Melody Alvarez and Kalpana Crabtree, both…
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Three-vehicle crash on I-5 in Vancouver closes 2 lanes; firefighters free man from SUV
Vancouver firefighters freed a man from his SUV on Tuesday afternoon by breaking the windshield of his vehicle, one of three involved in an accident on Interstate 5, according to a Fire District 6 spokesman.
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City council paves way for 4th Vancouvercenter tower
Vancouvercenter has the official go-ahead for its fourth tower.
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Oregon searching for coach again after Taggart bolts
Less than a year after Willie Taggart inspired the Ducks with his tagline "Do Something," Oregon is searching for a new head coach.
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Phase of Battle Ground congestion-relief work wrapping up
BATTLE GROUND — Battle Ground’s population is around 20,000, but more than double that figure travel through the city on a typical weekday.
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Clark grad rides a wave after being part of Nobel project
When Cody Messick switched his major from theater to physics, the drama was just beginning.
New frontier for craft U.S. whiskey may be underfoot at Seattle distillery
SEATTLE (AP) — Matt Hofmann walks along a small brown pond, the earth of its bank springing underfoot like a muddy mattress.
Nominees for Week 1 winter prep sports athlete of the week
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Conyers resigns from Congress amid harassment allegations
DETROIT (AP) — Besieged by allegations of sexual harassment, Democratic Rep. John Conyers resigned from Congress on Tuesday, bringing an abrupt end to the Detroit…
Desire for deals, but some impulse buying
NEW YORK — As shoppers have bought TVs and toys so far this holiday season, they’ve shown a desire for deals but also an inclination…
Coordinated care reshapes health service
Clark County emerged last year as the state leader in integrated Medicaid services. A review of the first year of integrated physical and behavioral health…
Dubai unveils a new zip line among towering skyscrapers
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Dubai is offering thrill-seekers a new way to see its dazzling skyscrapers: On one of the world’s longest zip…
IOC to allow Russians to compete as neutrals at Olympics
Russian athletes will be allowed to compete at the upcoming Pyeongchang Olympics as neutrals despite orchestrated doping at the 2014 Sochi Games, the International Olympic…
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