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Rep. John Ley criticizes the I-5 Bridge project, arguing it prioritizes transit over reducing congestion and saving time.
…blic schools, including gender identity and immigration status, moves forward despite concerns.
…shougal fourth graders explore local history at Two Rivers Museum, learning about Indigenous culture, industry, and early settler life.
Lars Larson argues that Pacific Northwest leaders are obstructing federal immigration enforcement and harming public safety.
Camas resident Anna Miller discusses U.S. foreign aid spending in 2024 and its impact on national priorities.
Ridgefield resident Amanda Watt urges support for Propositions 12 and 13, highlighting their impact on schools and the community.
Rep. John Ley introduces House Bill 1869 to block Washington from funding out-of-state transportation projects, potentially saving up to $500 million.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) warns that House Bill 1123 could increase insurance premiums and strain Washington’s hospital system.
Rep. David Stuebe’s bill, House Bill 1625, proposes a grant program to support backcountry search and rescue efforts in Washington state.
The Clark County Historical Museum is hosting a special book sale on Feb. 8, featuring vintage books, journals, and more, with proceeds benefiting the museum’s Collectio…
Elizabeth New critiques Senate Bill 5480, arguing that voiding medical debt in credit reporting could raise healthcare costs and encourage non-payment.
The Camas City Council unanimously passed a resolution opposing light rail in the Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Project, citing high costs and limited benefits.