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New laws going into effect in Washington state could mean paying more in 2023
Several new laws that go into effect in the new year look to impact Washingtonians’ wallets in one way or another. Either directly or indirectly, Evergreen State residents in 2023 could end up payi…
Prairie graduate serves his country and his wrestling community
Jason Wilcox, a 2021 graduate of Prairie High School, is on leave from the Air Force, helping coach high school wrestling at Evergreen High School, where his dad is the head coach.
Newly elected councilors, assessor and treasurer to be sworn in Tuesday
Five Clark County officials, all elected or re-elected in the Nov. 8 election, will be sworn in next week to four-year terms that begin with the new year.
‘Worst president ever!’ Business leader blasts Biden
Current chief beats out Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, Warren G. Harding.
Capital gains tax now ‘in effect’ unless Washington Supreme Court strikes it down
It’s official: the Washington State Department of Revenue plans to collect the new capital gains income tax that was ruled unconstitutional earlier this year by a lower court judge.
POLL: Should the state legislature adopt recommended changes to I-1474 to enable law enforcement to pursue criminal activity when appropriate?
Should the state legislature adopt recommended changes to I-1474 to enable law enforcement to pursue criminal activity when appropriate?
Gov. Inslee’s office worried about ‘increased threats to our utilities’
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is one of many people concerned about what appears to be the intentional sabotage of several electric substations in his state, cutting off thousands of people from elect…
Opinion: Stop Freakin’ Call Beacon, not the Seattle Police (spoiler alert: it’s not their fault)
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center provides an example of why the state legislature needs to adopt the recommended changes in I-1474 to enable law enforcement to pursue criminal activi…
Big List of 10 ways FBI, White House pushed Big Tech to censor Americans
A popular news site, Just the News, has assembled a Big List of the “ten major revelations” in how the FBI, and the White House, demanded that Big Tech censor Americans commenting on everything fro…
Fort Vancouver High School: The (basketball) host with the most
Fort Vancouver High School promotes sportsmanship and respect to all visitors while hosting basketball teams from Washington, Oregon, and California at Fort Vancouver Holiday Tournament
Washington lawmakers to take another crack at emergency powers reform next session
Sen. Lynda Wilson is cosponsor of Senate Bill 5063; the legislation is known as the Bipartisan Approach to Legislative Authority Necessary in Continuing Emergencies.
Opinion: California employment law could potentially land Washington employers in hot water
California Senate Bill 1162 (SB 1162), recently signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsome, could potentially have some unintended consequences for Washington State employers.