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Politicians like Governor Inslee frequently boast about their commitment to the environment, but too often their actions and results fall far short of their rhetoric according to Todd Myers of the…

Chris Cargill of the Mountain States Policy Center analyzes the potential benefit of the Albertsons-Kroger merger for consumers.

Reporter Paul Valencia updates a story he wrote a few years back, thanking his fellow veterans for their service.

When it comes to Washington’s agriculture sector, Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center believes countless Washingtonians take it for granted.

Should Congress ensure that Americans are able to keep themselves safe by practicing their 2nd Amendment rights unencumbered?

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides highlights from the Washington State Board of Health Nov. 8 meeting.

Vancouver resident Cemal Richards provides some insight into issues with Ranked-Choice Voting.

Aaron Withe believes that at a time when Washingtonians are already among the most heavily-taxed American citizens, the state has no business targeting its most successful, job- and tax-generating…
Nancy Churchill believes we-the-people are going to have to courageously work every day to share the truth and for the right to speak freely and be honest.

Clark County resident Leah Anaya answers the question asked by President Joe Biden.

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center believes that if we care about the environment and ethical governance, we need to take power from politicians and give it to people.

Vancouver resident Phil Kronebusch offers his support for Evergreen School District board candidate Gary Wilson.

Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center believes that Washington shouldn’t build its financial future on risky and volatile taxes like the capital gains excise tax.

Are you comfortable with new House Speaker Rep. Mike Johnson, stating of the Bible, “that’s my worldview”?

Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance reflects on the loss of legendary college basketball coach Bob Knight.

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes the state should make WA Cares optional, as some lawmakers have proposed and as an initiative the legislature is hoping to do.

Jason Roth, who lives in Rainier Valley, is an example of how overly aggressive rental laws are destroying the housing rental market and raising rents.

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains that paid leave is going to middle- and upper-income wage earners.