Defendants in I-976 lawsuit ask judge to lift pause on $30 car tabs
Defendants in a lawsuit against I-976 asked a King County judge to reconsider parts of his recent ruling and lift an injunction on the $30 car tabs measure.
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The Good Samaritan who stepped in to save a young woman from being pushed into a burning tent discusses the incident with the Dori Monson Show.Comments -
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Senator Steve O’Ban disappointed $30 car tabs bill failed
Senator Steve O’Ban joined the Jason Rantz Show to discuss the implications of his $30 car tabs bill getting voted down, and what this will mean for future elections. -
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Dori: Sound Transit spends $500K to move art 300 yards
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Judge determines Tim Eyman broke campaign finance rules
A Thurston County Superior Court judge has ruled that gubernatorial candidate Tim Eyman broke campaign finance rules and concealed thousands in campaign contributions. -
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WA Democrats revive proposed ban on high capacity magazines
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King County Sheriff's Office finds man dead in front of Maple Valley precinct
The King County Sheriff’s Office is linking the death of a man early Friday at their precinct in Maple Valley to a woman who found dead in her home Wednesday. -
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Lawmaker wants to use Boeing tax break to save the salmon
Washington state hasn't been able to find a reliable source of funding to clear passageways for spawning salmon. Until now, that is. -
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The big question no one asked at the Democratic debate
In the Democratic debate Wednesday, no one thought to ask the contenders if they viewed any of their rivals as outside the Democratic mainstream. -
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Seattle Women's March moves to coincide with International Women's Day
With a new location, month, and focus, the 2020 Seattle Women's March is getting a makeover that sets it apart from other years. -
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North Bend Fire Training Academy no longer coronavirus quarantine site
The Washington State Patrol Fire Training Academy near North Bend, Wash., is no longer a quarantine site and was never used for this purpose. -
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Gun magazine ban, felon voting rights die at session cutoff
A key deadline has come and gone in Olympia, as most bills had to get a vote Wednesday before the session cutoff at 5 p.m. to stay alive. -
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Republican legislator says Democrats should have debated gun magazines limit
Rep. Jesse Young (R-Gig Harbor) discusses the reasons why he believes the bill to limit gun magazines failed in the Washington state Legislature.
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