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Washington SOS certifies police pursuit initiative to the Legislature
The Washington Secretary of State’s Office has formally certified Initiative 2113 regarding police vehicular pursuits to be placed on the November ballot in the event that the Legislature doesn’t e…
Opinion: Washington state should stop collecting dues for unions, protect worker rights instead
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes the state-union partnership helps keep public workers in the dark about their rights.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson: When do the architects of the COVID catastrophe go on trial?
In his latest episode of his Uncensored series on X, Tucker Carlson asked New York Times reporter Alex Berenson when will the architects of the COVID “catastrophe’’ go on trial?
Heidi St. John publishes children’s picture book
Local author, speaker, podcaster, Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center founder, and homeschool advocate Heidi St. John has teamed up with Brave Books to publish a new children’s picture book.
Rep. Greg Cheney takes steps with dual bills to elevate transparency and accessibility in Washington’s elections
Rep. Greg Cheney, serves as the ranking member on the State Government and Tribal Relations Committee, has introduced two bills, House Bill 2032 and House Bill 1962.
Community invited to learn more about plan for financial sustainability for 78th Street Heritage Farm
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands, is completing a multiyear process to develop a sustainability plan for the 78th Street Heritage Farm.
Rep. Paul Harris bill to reevaluate teacher reprimands unanimously passes off the House floor, for the second time
The Washington State House of Representatives on Wednesday unanimously passed legislation from Rep. Paul Harris that would give educators with a reprimand an opportunity for redemption
Washougal student award winners recognized by Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washougal students earned recognition in three prestigious Veterans of Foreign Wars competitions.
Concerns expressed by judge over prosecution’s preparedness and investigation highlight hearing in John Ley case
During a court hearing Tuesday in the case of State of Washington v. John Ley, concerns were raised about the prosecution’s preparedness and the completeness of its investigation.
Opinion: State agencies fail the basic math of CO2 cost, but believe they can do the calculus of economic transformation
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center doesn’t believe adding more power to the government and more taxpayer subsidies to failed policies won’t solve that problem.
Opinion: How to influence lawmaking in Olympia
Nancy Churchill explains how a busy hard-working average citizen throws some sand in the gears, and slows down some of the oncoming nonsense?
Letter: It’s an election year … know how I can tell?
Washougal resident Anne Haller discusses what she believes are the negative consequences of the NRA’s messaging.