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Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center shares an example of how government delays and red tape destroy small businesses.
Who do you think won the presidential debate? President Joe Biden? Former President Donald Trump?
It is construction season in Washington, and the Washington State Patrol and the Washington State Department of Transportation, working with the Target Zero campaign, want to remind drivers that it…
Clark County resident Mark Moore believes ‘this is a moment in time when we need mature, disciplined leadership.’ Moore also believes Jim Walsh is the man to lead the WSRP and Semi Bird is the man…
A newly released revenue forecast for Washington state indicates less money coming in than lawmakers were told to expect earlier this year.
The nonprofit Artstra is accepting submissions for Season 14 of its ‘Poetry Moves’ program in collaboration with C-TRAN, for a new group of poems to be showcased on C-TRAN buses beginning October 2…
A newly launched fact-checking website has come online just in time for tonight’s presidential debate between President Donald Trump and incumbent Joe Biden.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center believes lawmakers need to stop talking about health care as a ‘right’ because health care is a need.
The budget leader for Senate Republicans says a sharp decline in the amount of state capital gains tax being collected is behind the largest negative state revenue forecast since the COVID-19 pande…
At its June 25, public hearing, the Clark County Council voted to place three charter amendment proposals on the Nov. 5, general election ballot.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) believes First Amendment rights are being abused and our state is aiding those abusing them.
Junior Miller is one of several new head football coaches at Southwest Washington high schools, and the 2002 Prairie High School graduate said he is excited to bring a new vibe to his old school.