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Audio reveals Vancouver mayor pro tem described mayor’s plan to provoke Belkot at C-TRAN meeting, sparking removal and lawsuits.

Nancy Churchill outlines new tax proposals in Washington state, warning of growing burdens on working families amid budget shortfalls and government overspending.

A new weekly poll asks whether Vancouver voters should prioritize replacing the mayor and city council in the 2025 election.

Rep. John Ley critiques the state’s proposed 2025-27 budgets, warning of record-breaking tax hikes and economic impacts.

Lawmakers in the 18th District secured over $5. 6 million in proposed funding for projects in Vancouver and Battle Ground under the 2025-27 House capital budget.

ESSB 5181, a bill modifying Washington’s parents’ rights initiative, advances amid sharp debate over student autonomy and parental access to information.

A Washington Policy Center column critiques SB 5181, which would reduce parental notification rights in Washington public schools.

Vancouver resident Justin Forsman calls for bold new leadership in a public letter.

Washington House passes $77. 8B budget, sparking talks with Senate, governor.

Clark County Councilor Michelle Belkot claims she was removed from the C-TRAN Board of Directors after she intended to vote to protect taxpayers Clark County Councilor Michelle Belkot filed a lawsu…

Over 43,000 Washingtonians oppose Senate Bill 5978, which would raise property taxes.

Union Ridge Elementary “Tater Tots” tour the Capitol and learn about lawmaking.

Republicans express shock after Senate Democrats reject a no-tax alternative and pass a $78. 6B budget.

Senate Democrats passed a $78. 5B budget relying on historic tax hikes, rejecting a no-new-tax GOP alternative.

Vancouver resident praises Michelle Belkot for opposing light rail costs and urges ethical governance on transportation boards.

Camas resident Gary Perman urges voters to reject RFA Proposition 1, citing increased taxes, debt, and unchanged leadership.

Camas resident thanks Rep. John Ley for standing against rising taxes.

Senate Bill 5798 could dismantle property tax protections and raise costs for Washington homeowners.