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Opinion: TriMet in the 21st Century
Randal O’Toole provides an executive summary of a report that indicates TriMet and the region should immediately cease all planning for infrastructure-heavy transit projects, including light rail.
Opinion: TriMet’s existential crisis
TriMet’s share of all regional trips today is about 4 percent, which means it’s irrelevant to most regional travelers.
Opinion: DEI creates racism
Nancy Churchill believes Americans of all religions, faiths and creeds must prepare to work to restore and promote the cultural virtues that have made America a great country.
Opinion: Does Local News Even Matter?
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his perspective on the discussion hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark County.
Opinion: Is Clark County Climate Plan a recipe for disaster?
Former Councilor Dick Rylander offers his insight on the County Council’s draft plan for the Clark County Climate Stakeholder Assessment Summary and Recommendations.
POLL: Are area leaders and elected officials doing enough to address homelessness in Clark County?
Are area leaders and elected officials doing enough to address homelessness in Clark County?
Opinion: Governor’s spokesman insinuates state is succeeding at ‘salmon restoration,’ he’s wrong.
Governor Inslee and his spokesman continue to be in denial about their failures and the price is being paid by salmon and the orca, tribes, and the sport and commercial fishers.
Opinion: Sewage and salmon
Nancy Churchill addresses a recent GAO report and what it exposes about what has happened to the salmon population.
Opinion: Will the Kroger and Albertsons merger be good for employees and consumers?
Mark Harmsworth believes that the Kroger Albertsons merger may be the final chance to level the playing field to improve competition, create more choice and provide local jobs in the community.
Opinion: Washington’s failure on recycling shows how unserious state’s environmental goals are
Politicians like Governor Inslee frequently boast about their commitment to the environment, but too often their actions and results fall far short of their rhetoric according to Todd Myers of the…
Opinion: In the new shopping world, Albertsons-Kroger merger could provide the competition we need
Chris Cargill of the Mountain States Policy Center analyzes the potential benefit of the Albertsons-Kroger merger for consumers.
Commentary: Recognizing veterans who served with honor
Reporter Paul Valencia updates a story he wrote a few years back, thanking his fellow veterans for their service.
Opinion: What you didn’t know about Washington state and Thanksgiving …
When it comes to Washington’s agriculture sector, Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center believes countless Washingtonians take it for granted.
POLL: Should Congress ensure that Americans are able to keep themselves safe by practicing their 2nd Amendment rights unencumbered?
Should Congress ensure that Americans are able to keep themselves safe by practicing their 2nd Amendment rights unencumbered?
Opinion: Meeting notes Tweeted — errr, X’d
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides highlights from the Washington State Board of Health Nov. 8 meeting.
Letter: Issues with Ranked-Choice Voting
Vancouver resident Cemal Richards provides some insight into issues with Ranked-Choice Voting.
Opinion: Bezos isn’t the first and won’t be the last wealthy American fleeing his tax-hungry state
Aaron Withe believes that at a time when Washingtonians are already among the most heavily-taxed American citizens, the state has no business targeting its most successful, job- and tax-generating…
Opinion: The Politics of Trust – Restoring confidence in institutions
Nancy Churchill believes we-the-people are going to have to courageously work every day to share the truth and for the right to speak freely and be honest.