Brianna Murschel

1 week ago | columbian.com | Becca Robbins |Brianna Murschel

A Clark County jury unanimously found a Vancouver man not guilty of assault and inflicting shaken baby syndrome on his then-infant son in 2022. The Clark County Superior Court jury returned the Friday verdict on a first-degree assault charge against Rickie D. Williams, 24. Trial began last week, and jurors began deliberating around noon Wednesday, taking a break Thursday because the courthouse was closed for the Juneteenth holiday.

2 weeks ago | columbian.com | Becca Robbins |Brianna Murschel

Local civil rights advocates say they’ve confirmed immigration officials detained one person Monday morning near a Vancouver elementary school as sightings of federal agents in Clark County become more frequent.

1 month ago | columbian.com | Brianna Murschel |Becca Robbins

Today's Paper Donate Newsletters Login/Register Subscribe Thursday, May 8 , 2025 News / Clark County News Clark County judge set high bail amount because she said Cameron Parrish, 31, poses a threat to the victim, community and himself By Brianna Murschel, Columbian staff reporter, Published: May 8, 2025, 10:28am In an unusual move, a judge set bail at $10 million for a Vancouver man accused of pointing a gun at a teenage girl and telling her to get in his vehicle in north Salmon Creek....

2 months ago | columbian.com | Brianna Murschel |Mia Ryder-Marks

Homelessness among students continues to increase across Clark County and the state, reaching record highs, according to a Seattle nonprofit. A report released Thursday by Building Changes revealed a statewide record high of 42,436 homeless students in the 2022-23 school year, with more than half being students of color. In 2022-23, Clark County saw 1,968 homeless students. That number has increased since.