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WSDOT's 1,500 highway maintenance workers are ready for winter storms, with 511 snowplows stocked and salt sheds full. Studded tires are legal Nov. 1 through March 31 but cause $20 million to $29 million in pavement damage annually. Here's what drivers need to know before hitting winter roads. http…
Two-thirds of Americans say they favor Medicare for All, according to KFF polling, but support drops sharply when respondents hear the tradeoffs. Clark County resident and Washington Policy Center director Elizabeth New (Hovde) examines what the polling reveals and what the proposal leaves out of i…
Student athletes are walking off competition courses over transgender eligibility rules, combined spending in the 3rd Congressional District race has surpassed $20 million, and Glavin Homes swept all nine People's Choice awards at the 2026 BIA Parade of Homes. Clark County Council District 1 and Di…
Iron Partners LLC has filed suit to block the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program's fixed-span design, arguing the proposed 116-foot navigation clearance is 62 feet lower than the current bridge and would create an unreasonable obstruction to upriver industrial activity. Rep. John Ley says a $141…
Clark County property taxes are due Monday, Nov. 2, with the deadline shifted because Oct. 31 falls on a weekend. Treasurer Alishia Topper outlines drive-through kiosk hours, drop box access, mail requirements, and online payment options including free e-check. https://clarkcountytoday.com/story/pr…
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