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Paying 16 times more for tolls than gas taxes
…axes, sparking concerns over rising transportation costs in Washington state.
Letter: Imagine a state representative who actually listens to their constituents and fights for solutions here in SW Washington
Gary Perman of Camas supports David Stuebe for state representative, highlighting his bipartisan leadership and dedication to Southwest Washington.
Letter: Brad Benton’s approach to TOLLS and fiscal responsibility
…pposition to tolls and support for fiscal responsibility in Washington state.
Opinion: Up, up and away goes a tax on workers’ wages
Elizabeth New from the Washington Policy Center critiques the rise in PFML tax rates affecting worker wages in Washington state.
Snow and ice preparations underway
Washington state prepares for winter as WSDOT readies snowplows and travelers brace for snow and ice with studded tires allowed Nov. 1 to Ma…
Report: WA drops in safest state rankings due to high crime, dearth of cops
Washington drops in WalletHub’s safest state rankings, citing high crime rates and a shortage of law enforcement.
Voting begins Friday for Washington’s November 5 General Election
Voting starts Friday for the November 5 General Election in Washington state.
Washington State Department of Corrections: License plate shortage should end soon
Washington State Department of Corrections works to resolve a statewide license plate shortage caused by COVID-19 and labor changes.
Opinion: Election prep – Vote ‘Yes’ on the initiatives
…voters to vote ‘Yes’ on the four initiatives in the Nov. 5 Washington state general election ballot.
Candidate fair to include federal, state Nov. 5 general election candidates
Southwest Washington voters can attend the “Win Washington” candidate fair on Oct. 21 to hear from candidates in the Nov. 5 general election.
Washington’s highest-in-nation minimum wage to go up to $16.66 an hour in 2025
Washington’s minimum wage will rise to $16.66 per hour in 2025, impacting workers and employers statewide.
Vancouver to Host the third annual State of Washington Tourism Conference and Responsible Outdoor Travel Summit in October
Vancouver hosts the State of Washington Tourism Conference, focusing on sustainable travel and economic growth.