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Pasco Mayor Pete Serrano will step down to accept a Trump appointment as U. S. attorney for Eastern Washington, leaving his Silent Majority Foundation role amid ongoing high-capacity magazine litig…
John Ley challenges claims about the I-5 Bridge’s earthquake risk, citing low odds for a major Cascadia quake in 50 years and urging investment in multiple seismically sound bridges to reduce conge…
Sunday’s finale at the Clark County Fair features the Budweiser Clydesdales, Monster Trucks, contests, live shows, and carnival rides until 10 p. m.
Jay Fratt shares poll results from Olympia and Tumwater school districts showing most respondents oppose allowing biological boys in girls’ high school sports.
Saturday at the Clark County Fair features Tuff Trucks, a cheeseburger eating contest, team sorting, Ice Age Adventures, and extended hours until 11 p. m.
Ken Vance says the biggest flaw in the I-5 Bridge replacement project is how it shut down conversation around more impactful solutions. He plans to spotlight those alternatives in a coming series o…
Elizabeth New (Hovde) analyzes research on Medicaid expansion and ER use, arguing that Washington’s own policies — not just federal reforms — drive rising health care costs and access challenges.
Two local leaders weigh in on Vancouver’s four annexation proposals. Bart Hansen supports cautious expansion; Michelle Belkot opposes annexation due to budget concerns and public opposition from co…
This week’s poll asks: Should Vancouver expand into unincorporated Clark County? With budget concerns and public pushback, city leaders are treading carefully — and we want your opinion.
The Budweiser Clydesdales made their debut parade at the Clark County Fair, dazzling crowds while also supporting Folds of Honor, a nonprofit that provides scholarships to families of fallen milita…
Anna Miller voices skepticism over Vancouver’s annexation plans, citing tax motives, zoning control, and political advantages. She favors Clark County Council oversight over city expansion.
Doug Dahl examines when honking is legal in Washington, from required warnings to the murky boundaries of free speech. Court rulings show the rules vary, and not all expressive honking is protected.