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Opinion: Two state governors put political contributions above children
…passing on billions in federal scholarship funds to protect union political donations.
Opinion: Washington Superintendent Reykdal advocates for politics over students
…s opposition to the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit reflects union influence over student interests.
Opinion: Who speaks for Washington state’s workers? Workers themselves
…% of Washington wage and salary workers were represented by unions in 2025, yet unions are funding major ballot initiative campaigns.
High school football: Skyview’s TyAllen Edmon highlights how the Storm became so strong
Skyview linebacker TyAllen Edmon credits last year's 3-6 season as the motivation driving the Storm's 5-0 start.
Opinion: A Boeing strike could give the state’s UI fund a much bigger test
As of Sept. 14, 174 striking workers have collected $604,491 from Washington's Unemployment Trust Fund under a new law allowing strikers to receive UI benefits.
Opinion: A teacher’s disagreement with WEA shows why public workers need to know their rights
…to I-001, highlighting public workers' right to opt out of union membership under Janus v. AFSCME.
WA state workers stage walkout amid clash over pay demands
Workers at more than 100 worksites statewide walked out for an hour, citing frustration over the state's failure to propose adequate pay hikes ahead of an Oct. 1 contract deadline.
Vancouver teen named Southwest Washington Lemonade Day Entrepreneur of the Year
Emma Turner, 16, beat nearly 300 businesses at the Junior Market to claim the 2026 Lemonade Day Entrepreneur of the Year title.
Opinion: Dues & Don’ts – Unions are political, and union money is again driving opposition to initiatives
WEA, the Washington Federation of State Employees, and relevant locals of SEIU each contributed $1M to oppose IP26-645, the income tax repeal initiative.
Six months in, WA has paid unemployment to more than 100 striking workers
Washington's Employment Security Department has paid nearly $506,000 to 138 striking workers since January 1.
Former Union Titan now excels in key role in the front office of the New England Patriots
Keithen Shepard went from MIT football and data engineering to a Super Bowl run with the New England Patriots.
WA Cares ready-ish to launch; family caregivers remain in the dark
…qualified — and family caregiver guidance funnels toward a union-linked employer.