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Opinion: Fact-checking a false claim about I-2109
Paul Guppy of the Washington Policy Center fact-checks claims about I-2109 and discusses the implications for K-12 education funding.
NRCC announces first TV ad in 3rd Congressional District race
NRCC launches the first TV ad in Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, targeting Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez over border security and the fentanyl crisis.
Opinion: Election prep – Secretary of state and auditor
Nancy Churchill discusses the upcoming statewide races for Secretary of State and State Auditor, highlighting candidates Dale Whitaker and Matt Hawkins.
Opinion: It’s not fraud; it’s WA Cares
Let’s Go Washington shares highlights from the ‘yes’ on I-2124 campaign’s meeting with the Seattle Times, focusing on WA Cares and long-term care options.
WAGOP files election integrity lawsuit in Franklin County
WAGOP files a federal lawsuit against Attorney General Ferguson and Secretary of State Hobbs, challenging the removal of the 30-day voter registration waiting period.
County seeks applicants for Parks Advisory Board
Clark County seeks applicants for its Parks Advisory Board, offering an opportunity to shape parks planning and development.
Washington health insurance rates to jump nearly 11% in 2025
Washington health insurance rates are set to increase by nearly 11% in 2025, impacting 280,000 state residents.
Opinion: 50.3% of Washington public school students at grade level in English, 39.7% in Math
Donald Kimball from Washington Policy Center argues that Education Savings Accounts could help students succeed, amid low public school test scores in Washington.
Vancouver screening scheduled of ‘Vaxxed III: Authorized to Kill’
Vancouver screening of ‘Vaxxed III: Authorized to Kill’ scheduled for Sept. 18 at Vancouver Mall 23.
League of Women Voters schedule candidate forums
The League of Women Voters is hosting candidate forums for Clark County races ahead of the Nov. 5 election, with limited public seating available.
Vancouver’s recreational burn ban ends Tuesday, Sept. 17
Vancouver’s recreational burn ban ends on Sept. 17, allowing campfires and outdoor fireplaces within city limits.
CMAC to host event for National POW/MIA Recognition Day on Friday, Sept. 20
CMAC hosts National POW/MIA Recognition Day in Vancouver, featuring guest speakers, ceremonies, and more.
County lifts recreational fire ban; outdoor burning ban in place through Sept. 30
County lifts recreational fire ban while keeping outdoor burn ban in effect through Sept. 30.
High school football: Micah Robison’s commitment shines at Skyview
Micah Robison shines in Skyview’s incredible comeback victory, where the Storm rallied from a 17-point deficit to beat Graham Kapowsin 21-17. Robison reflects on the family atmosphere within the te…
Disturbance with a weapon leads to Camas council member’s arrest and recovery of firearm
Camas City Council member John Vincent Svilarich was arrested for Reckless Endangerment and Aiming/Discharging a Firearm after an altercation on the Washougal River Greenway Trail.
Vancouver woman earns gold medal at the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation World Championship
Jennifer Cooper of Vancouver won a gold medal at the IBJJF World Championship, showcasing her exceptional jiu-jitsu techniques and representing her home gym, Emerge Jiu Jitsu.
Opinion: Is government greed fueling the drive to defeat citizen-led ballot initiatives?
Paul Guppy of the Washington Policy Center discusses how government greed may be fueling opposition to citizen-led ballot initiatives aimed at reducing new taxes in Washington state.
Opinion: WA Cares commission weighs in on how future recipients will be allowed to spend money
Elizabeth New (Hovde) from the Washington Policy Center discusses the ongoing challenges with WA Cares, highlighting solvency concerns and the impact of Initiative 2124 on the program’s future.