Jason Rantz

A tentative contract for Seattle police officers may be running into a few problems as it is in the hands of the city council. Not approving the contract would be "a big mistake" according to the police chief.

The Command Staff at the Seattle Police Department are deeply concerned that if the Seattle City Council rejects a pending contract for officers, they’ll see a dramatic decline in recruitment and an accelerated exit of officers leaving the force.

A 15-passenger van crashed into the West Seattle Health Club on Wednesday, the second such crash the property has been a victim of in months.

Attorney Lincoln Beauregard says the latest development in court will help him show that Seattle leaders operate with a "shadow city hall" outside of the transparent government.

Another result of Seattle's lax enforcement of laws is the rise of prostitution, according to some police officers. Prostitutes are coming in from out of town, attracted to the low enforcement in Seattle.

The CEO of the Washington Farm Bureau says a Yes on the Affordable Groceries initiative would farmers competitive in the world market.

If activists get their way, "The Ave" in Seattle’s U District will get severe restrictions on cars, harming businesses there. But hey, at least they’ll get some more bike lanes that no one will use.

If I-940 passes, it would become much easier to prosecute cops for using deadly force, allowing juries to decide whether the cop acted in good faith and what the reasonable response would be.

A teacher’s assistant at the University of Washington took to Twitter to bully and then secretly audio record conservative students organizing a Brett Kavanaugh celebration.

KTTH's Jason Rantz sat down with NRATV's Colion Noir, who visited Seattle recently to get a sense for the city's opioid crisis, and its controversial needle exchange program.