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Opinion: Newly elected school board members get the facts on school funding. Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center says the question before school board members is not how to get more money…
…udents at Washougal High School asked about flooding and impacts for businesses near the Columbia River, their teacher saw an opportunity to bring in a guest with answers.
…e most consequential decisions our government makes that impacts our economy and family budgets.
…te change have become very evasive when dealing with the impacts of their policy.
…investigation and targeted testing for potential close contacts among students and staff.
…n in grant funding to assist communities in managing the impacts of the drought.
…ies are going to be effective is by being honest about the facts and following where they lead.
Elizabeth Hovde says state lawmakers got it wrong with this program, bringing its residents a payroll tax that hurts workers.
…safety regulations, with the aim of addressing negative impacts and ensuring compliance.
…er from June 1 to June 15 due to exceeding the allowable impacts on endangered species, according to fishery managers from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and Oregon Department of Fish…
Todd Myers believes the governor and Ecology staff have chosen to play politics, blaming everyone else for the impact of their policies on Washington’s residents and economy.
Agencies are working together to address the impacts of a landslide that washed out a bridge, damaged a roadway, and cut off power to the Johnston Ridge Observatory near Mount St. Helens.