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Opinion: Election Prep – Attorney general and senator
Story Excerpt Nancy Churchill provides insight into the races for Attorney General and U. S. Senator, as the general election approaches.
Letter: Proposition 4 ‘will increase the burden on persons already struggling with housing and being able to stay in their homes’
Debra Kalz from Vancouver urges voters to reject Proposition 4, citing concerns over increased property taxes and housing burdens.
Opinion: I-2124 restores choice, could rightly rid people of WA Cares
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses how I-2124 could offer choice to workers and provide alternatives to the controversial WA Cares program.
Opinion: Guides to the Washington ballot initiatives to keep you informed
Opinion: WPC provides guides to Washington’s ballot initiatives, offering in-depth analysis of key policy issues.
Opinion: Time spent as a family caregiver, no matter your gender, will hinder eligibility in WA Cares
Elizabeth New argues that WA Cares does not offer flexibility and choices for family caregivers, impacting many Washingtonians.
POLL: What do you think is the best way to handle high-risk DUI offenders?
This week’s poll explores the best methods for handling high-risk DUI offenders, including tools used by Target Zero.
Opinion: State schools superintendent wants to spend $2.9 billion more on a system that is losing students and cutting academic standards
Liv Finne of Washington Policy Center critiques the proposed $2. 9 billion increase for public schools amid declining enrollment.
Opinion: Should you know all the traffic laws?
Doug Dahl of Target Zero discusses the complexities of traffic laws and the responsibilities of drivers.
Opinion: Fact check – Repealing Washington’s expensive CO2 tax won’t harm air quality
Todd Myers challenges the CO2 tax, citing EPA data showing Spokane’s air quality improvement.
Opinion: Election Prep – OSPI and Public Lands races
Nancy Churchill discusses the 2024 general election, focusing on the races for OSPI and Public Lands.
Letter: ‘Portland quietly admitting that TriMet’s ridership is too low to be worth running full-capacity trains’
Bryan White of Orchards expresses concern about TriMet’s low ridership and potential impacts on Clark County.
Opinion: Think it’s tough to do business in Washington? Here’s the proof …
Mark Harmsworth discusses Washington’s anti-business policies and their impact on business startups and growth.
Opinion: What would be the real impact of I-2117 on transit?
Charles Prestrud discusses the real impact of I-2117 on Washington’s transit funding.
Opinion: How can we reward people for finding information that contradicts their ideology?
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses how ideological biases hinder the pursuit of truth in public policy.
Letter: New movie on COVID vaccine victims deserves a watch
Richard Beamish discusses the documentary on COVID vaccine victims, urging viewers to watch.
Letter: An idea whose time has come
Amboy resident Tom Schenk proposes a practical solution to the Interstate Bridge replacement project, advocating for two new bridges to address growing traffic.
Opinion: Mill Town makes memorable first impression with Camas football
Camas football makes a bold statement with new Mill Town uniforms, embracing community tradition.
Opinion: Wages taken from workers often give paid time off to others more than once
Elizabeth New discusses how Washington state’s PFML fund impacts workers’ wages, especially those of lower-income earners.