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Several of Washington’s Senate Republicans say the next time legislators are in session, they’ll try again to give workers an opportunity to opt out of the mandatory long-term care tax that began c…
Washington remains the most expensive fuel market in the U.S. with prices nearing $5.00 per gallon, and experts suggest that the state’s new carbon tax program may be contributing to the high costs
Public engagement and comment will be critical as the department rolls out and further implements the Washington State Capital Gains Excise Tax on Income.
Whistleblowers reveal FBI’s non-compliance with a federal court order banning Biden administration officials from meeting with Big Tech companies to strategize on censoring Americans’ messages, rai…
Clark County Elections will be mailing ballots to eligible registered voters in Battle Ground, Woodland, Clark County Fire District 3, and Clark County Fire District 4 starting on July 14, with rep…
Area residents and visitors flock to Amboy Territorial Park for three days of ‘Logs and Lawnmowers’
Thousands gather in Portland for the Jesus March, organized by United Revival Ministries, with attendees praying, worshiping, and spreading messages of hope and faith, while encountering a small gr…
Pacific Power and the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife give kids with disabilities an unforgettable experience at the Merwin Fish Hatchery near Woodland.
Washington state experiences eighth largest increase in home prices over the past seven years, with building industry advocates attributing the rise to regulations hindering supply from meeting dem…
National Public Radio (NPR) is facing criticism for its “left-wing bigotry” as it receives up to 23% of its budget from taxpayers and allegedly promotes LGBT ideology and abortion, causing offense…
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review the legitimacy and constitutionality of administrative courts staffed with agency employees, as it considers the case of Jarkesy v. SEC, which challenges…
The Tunnel 5 wildfire in the Columbia River Gorge shows signs of improvement as containment reaches 20% and officials anticipate further progress, but challenges remain due to wind gusts and the ne…