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Opinion: WA Cares commission meets, hears financial updates
WA Cares commission reviews fund solvency with updates on tax revenue and future risks.
Letter: ‘The city (of Vancouver does not enforce city codes for environmental protection and human safety’
Peter Bracchi criticizes Vancouver’s enforcement of environmental and safety codes, urging action to protect Burnt Bridge Creek and critical areas.
Opinion: The best next steps for public schools in Washington state
Liv Finne outlines actionable reforms to improve Washington public schools, addressing declining enrollment, education policy, and school choice.
POLL: Should participation in girls’ sports be limited to students assigned female at birth, as proposed by the WIAA?
WIAA’s proposed policy on girls’ sports sparks debate over fairness and inclusivity.
Opinion: Legislation would help WA Cares be less bad for some
Legislation aims to improve WA Cares by reopening opt-out exemptions and enabling spouses to share benefits, addressing criticism of the long-term care program.
Opinion: Red light runners and green light waiters
Doug Dahl of Target Zero discusses driver safety at intersections, exploring laws on red light runners and the importance of defensive driving.
Opinion: Nine days without wind power is a reminder of the need for reliable energy
Todd Myers discusses the critical need for reliable energy as Washington faces increasing demand, emphasizing lessons from recent wind power shortages.
Opinion: New legislators face significant choices with possible $12 billion funding shortfall
New WA legislators face tough decisions on a $2 billion shortfall and spending.
Opinion: Competency-based hiring is wise, and state lawmakers are helping the cause
Elizabeth New (Hovde) explores how Washington state is advancing competency-based hiring practices, reducing barriers for job seekers.
Opinion: Why Bob Ferguson is wrong and what SMF is doing about it
Silent Majority Foundation challenges Bob Ferguson over alleged rights violations in federal lawsuit.
Letter: Vancouver City Council decided to do away with being able to address the council as a whole
Vancouver City Council’s decision to limit citizen comments sparks debate.
Opinion: The real test for impaired driving
Doug Dahl discusses DUI laws, drug recognition, and the importance of identifying impaired drivers to keep roads safe.
Opinion: Washington State’s resistance to ICE declared unconstitutional
Nancy Churchill discusses a Ninth Circuit Court ruling declaring Washington state’s ICE resistance unconstitutional.
Opinion: Wolves mismanaged
Nancy Churchill discusses challenges in balancing wolf conservation with livestock protection.
Letter: Washougal resident encourages others to read and forward concerns to legislators
Washougal resident urges legislative action to counter global authority efforts.
Opinion: What to do when the lights go out
What to do when traffic lights are out? Doug Dahl explains key safety tips.
Opinion: ‘Farmer’s Share’ of Thanksgiving highlights need for policy solutions
Pam Lewison highlights the challenges farmers face this Thanksgiving, showing the small share of grocery spending that reaches food producers.
Letter: ‘We The People have seen during the pandemic how recommendations were quickly enforced as laws’
Washougal resident Mike Johnson raises concerns about the WHO’s proposed pandemic treaty and its potential impact on U.S. sovereignty.