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Opinion: Capping food prices will not fix grocery bills
Opinion: Capping food prices won’t solve grocery bill woes; USDA projects on-farm income to drop by 25% this year.
Opinion: Could November election bring more scrutiny/opposition for I-5 Bridge replacement project?
How the November 2024 election could impact scrutiny and opposition to the I-5 Bridge replacement project in Washington state.
Opinion: Failure to extend the Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) would hurt taxpayers
Congress must act to prevent significant tax hikes by extending the TCJA, which will impact families and businesses across the region.
POLL: What aspect of the four-day school week at Seton Catholic do you think will have the most significant impact?
Seton Catholic’s four-day school week is here. What impact will it have? More time for activities, better morale, or academic challenges? Vote now!
Opinion: When speeding becomes reckless
Doug Dahl of The Wise Drive explains when speeding crosses the line into reckless driving in Washington state.
Opinion: Winning elections starts with you
Nancy Churchill shares insights on ballot hygiene and the importance of early voting for registered voters in Washington state.
Opinion: The Seattle Times editorial attacks offering school choice to needy Washington children
Seattle Times editorial critiques school choice, Liv Finne responds with facts on benefits for needy Washington students.
Opinion: State-based taxpayer-financed health care increases
Elizabeth New (Hovde) discusses Washington’s expansion of a Medicaid-like program for undocumented immigrants.
Opinion: ‘Politics makes strange bedfellows’
In this column by Clark County Today editor Ken Vance, he takes a look behind the scenes at the Clark County Republican Party’s recent meeting, where Paul Harris was recognized for his state senate…
Opinion: Any administrative expenses are excessive for the misleading WA Cares program
Elizabeth New Hovde discusses the excessive administrative expenses and questionable spending within the WA Cares program in her opinion column.
POLL: Do you believe party unity is more important than strict adherence to conservative principles in the upcoming elections?
Do you believe party unity is more important than strict adherence to conservative principles in the upcoming elections? Cast your vote in our latest poll!
Opinion: Unemployment in Washington is 4.9% which sounds good until compared to everywhere else
Opinion: Washington’s 4.9% unemployment rate may seem good, but it ranks 7th worst nationwide, says Mark Harmsworth from Washington Policy Center.
Opinion: Free government handouts of other taxpayer’s money won’t mean you will have more money in your pocket
Opinion: Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center argues that Universal Basic Income won’t put more money in your pocket and that eventually the money will run out.
Opinion: Initiatives will remain on ballots
Opinion: Washington state initiatives will remain on the November ballot following a Supreme Court ruling, as highlighted by Nancy Churchill in her Dangerous Rhetoric column.
Opinion: ‘No on I-2117’ claim that taxes don’t increase prices again contradicted by Inslee Administration’s own statements
Opinion: Todd Myers argues against the CO2 tax, stating that it increases energy prices, contradicting claims from the No on I-2117 campaign.
Opinion: Ballot language might confuse the issue of making WA Cares optional
Elizabeth New from Washington Policy Center discusses how ballot language might confuse voters on making WA Cares optional.
Do you feel Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has effectively represented the 3rd Congressional District during her term?
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s representation of Washington’s 3rd Congressional District is under scrutiny. How do you feel about her performance?
Letter: Fire District 3 chief thanks voters for approving levy lid lift
Clark County Fire District 3 Chief Scott Sorenson thanks voters for approving the levy lid lift, ensuring enhanced emergency services.