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As April comes to a close, homeowners are feeling the financial hit of scraping together enough money to pay property taxes. Despite a reported “1% cap” on property tax growth, their...
As the 2026 legislative session nears its conclusion, there’s still important work to be done that will affect families, schools, and small businesses across Washington. Lawmakers are in the final stretch...
Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, speaks on the House floor against Senate Bill 5982, which would expand the types of entities subject to the Clean Energy Transformation Act. Ley shares just how...
Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, speaks in the House Environment and Energy Committee against House Bill 2271, which would make recycling more cumbersome and expensive for Washingtonians, ultimately increasing the cost of...
As I prepare to return to Olympia for the 2026 legislative session, I have been hearing your concerns. The primary issue for most people is the difficulty of making ends meet...
Members of the Washington State Nuclear Caucus toured the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) near Idaho Falls on Sept. 22 to learn more about advanced nuclear technologies and their potential role in...
The Washington State Department of Ecology briefed the House Environment and Energy Committee on the state’s Climate Commitment Act (CCA) on Tuesday, providing the basis for discussions on what lies ahead...
