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Some critics say that will result in violent felons being released early and further erode public safety.
A Senate bill on the cusp of a House floor vote would allow homeless youth shelters to avoid notifying parents of runaway children if the juvenile is seeking “gen…
…School’s Thespian Troupe 8635 earned Gold Honor Troupe status at the State Thespian Festival held at Western Washington University in Bellingham last week.
The city of Vancouver and the Clark County Historical Museum will dedicate a new historical interpretive panel at Vancouver’s Old City Cemetery at 3 p.m. Fri., March 31.
…ack in the day before it was turned over to new owner Elon Musk – actually was “enforcing the Biden administration’s policy” when it censored information about COVID-19.
The complaint calls the government’s campaign to censor online speech one of ‘the gravest threats to free speech this country has ever faced.’
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center will ‘still stand with the rest of the planet in the clear understanding that excise taxes aren’t applied to income – those are called income taxes.’
Sen. Lynda Wilson states: this is clearly the most inclusive budget proposal we’ve seen in many years
…t Hansen took over as executive director of the Building Industry Association of Clark County in September, and he is looking forward to the next Parade of Homes, which features high-end properties wh…
Gov. Jay Inslee has indicated he’s open to a police pursuit reform bill coming across his desk.
Miriam Halliday, CEO of Workforce Southwest Washington, offers her thoughts on efforts to move Washingtonians to good-paying careers.
…d increase hiring options for many of Washington’s smaller businesses, have been voted out of committee.