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WA employers added jobs in May, but unemployment rate stayed stuck at 5.2%
Washington added 10,600 jobs in May — its best month this year — yet unemployment held at 5. 2%, up from 4. 5% a year ago.
Vancouver launches $2.4M small business loan program in partnership with Business Impact NW
Vancouver's new $2. 4M Revolving Loan Fund targets small businesses in the Fourth Plain area that can't secure traditional financing.
Opinion: Washington tax collections are running below forecast as the economy softens
Washington's tax collections are $135. 4 million behind forecast since February as employment and revenue both slip.
Washington gas prices stay high despite Iran deal as automatic tax hike looms
Washington's gas tax rises 2% on July 1 under a new inflation-tied annual indexing mechanism.
Opinion: New resource can help public employees understand their rights
A 2018 Supreme Court ruling made public-sector union membership entirely voluntary — but many workers still don't know it.
New eateries, grocery projects signal ever-changing Ridgefield landscape
Ridgefield's May 2026 Development Summary reveals a wave of restaurants, grocers, and coffee shops entering the market.
Spillers acquire The Reflector Newspaper
Camden and Mac Spiller acquired The Reflector after 17 years of out-of-area ownership, pledging a six-month review of its future.
WPC Forum asks if Washington is a state that is friendly for businesses and workers
Panelists clashed over the new millionaire's tax, minimum wage, retail theft, and AI's threat to the workforce.
Washington Policy Center to host Vancouver event Thursday
A free panel forum at Vancouver Community Library on June 4 examines Washington state's business and labor policy outcomes.
Identity Clark County Learn Here Heroes named
Jon Girod's work grew construction coursework enrollment from 100 to 2,200 students across 10 Clark County high schools.
BIZ: Holman opens all-new Lexus of Vancouver dealership
Holman's new Lexus of Vancouver spans 75,000 square feet at 420 SE 139th Avenue in Vancouver.
Opinion: Only a fool or a politician would try to control food prices
Seattle's mayor wants city-backed grocery stores — a Washington Policy Center economist says history proves that never works.
Opinion: Washington’s business exodus accelerates due to high taxes, regulations driving companies away
Washington's business relocation rate has nearly tripled since winter 2025, per an AWB survey.
Groundbreaking celebrates investment in the future Heights District
A $4 million federal appropriation launches the first public investment in Vancouver's Heights District redevelopment.
Let’s Go Washington breaks week-one signature record for income tax repeal initiative
Let's Go Washington gathered 92,000 signatures in one week, outpacing the previous record set by the natural gas initiative I-2066.
Opinion: If Washington’s new income tax was about ‘fairness,’ why were affordability amendments rejected?
SB 6346 supporters promised affordability — but amendments for sales tax cuts, child credits, and voter protections were rejected.
BIZ: Minari Market to bring new marketplace concept to Downtown Vancouver’s Main Street Corridor
Minari Market opens May 25 at 808 Main Street with a customizable ramen bar and Asian retail concept.
Opinion: The nation’s first pension raid is happening in Washington state
HB 2034 would strip billions from LEOFF 1 and redirect funds to unrelated state spending, setting a national precedent.