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Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains that HB 2295 and SB 6101 would give the state more solutions for freeing up needed acute-care beds.

Ten times since 1934, Washington voters have said no to any kind of income taxes, including those targeting the wealthiest among us.

Chris Cargill of the Mountain States Policy Center celebrates education choice by providing evidence of its impact.

In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill addresses two assumptions about the environment.

Mark Harmsworth believes HB 2323 does not provide transparency for the property owner or credit agencies and the result will be an increase in rent to cover the cost of additional insurance and lat…

Washougal resident Mark Haller reflects on the 14th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. FEC.

Vancouver resident Wynn Grcich shares her thoughts on the dangers of fluoridated drinking water.

Do you support the effort of Senate Democrats to triple Washington’s 1-percent limit on annual property tax increases?

Joe Cortright analyzes the nearly $200 million that has already been spent on the proposed Interstate Bridge Replacement Project.

Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center says lawmakers need to get serious about housing affordability instead of hurting the homeowners and renters of Washington by arbitrarily increasing…

Yacolt resident Thomas Schenk believes Washington should follow Florida’s move to Constitutional Carriage of firearms.

Do electric vehicles (EVs) affordably reduce CO2 emissions and save money for their owners despite their higher purchase price?

The state of Washington is suing to stop the merger of Kroger and Albertsons.

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses the need to ensure Washington has energy sources that can be turned on when needed.

A pair of bills moving in the Washington State Legislature would allow striking workers to receive unemployment benefits.

Lawmakers are considering SB 5882, a bill to cut the ratio of certified teachers in public schools by increasing the number of non-teaching employees.

What is a more efficient way to raise funds for transportation projects?

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes the state-union partnership helps keep public workers in the dark about their rights.