Todd Herman

A bus ad that depicts Seattle's corrupt politicians in proper style -- as gangland figures. Seattle could use more sobering ads like this.

So everyone is ecstatic that King County Metro has been ranked the best big market transit service in the nation. Of course, they were named that by a lobbying group with financial interest in the transit agency.

A Central Washington University alumna is going on the record to say the lawyer who investigated Conservative professor and legislator Matt Manweller attempted to twist her testimony into a negative account.

A listener to the program told me about his son who walks to school through a homeless camp in a school zone every day.

An official state video of Representative Matt Manweller is being pointed to as evidence of inappropriate behavior. Really? Is there anything really here?

There are record-level gang-related shootings, and officers killed in the line of duty. Yet King County wants to punish legal gun owners for problems they don't create.

The biggest con is being perpetuated by organizations like Sound Transit and Seattle City Light. Directing the con is the Seattle City Council.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman is charged by the Supreme Court with making a decision on a controversial gun control initiative. Lawyers, however, tell her she doesn't have the authority to make that decision.

The City of Seattle rejected a damage claim of $230,000 from a Jewish cemetery damaged as result of the adjacent homeless population. Caretakers argue city policies caused the problems.

Washington Initiative 1639 has barely moved through the state process, but it already has faced lawsuits and controversy. It's now in the hands of Secretary of State Kim Wyman. This is what she has to say about it.