State officials to discuss gas tax, congestion tolling, self-driving cars
The State Transportation Commission will meet to discuss a proposed road usage charge vs. a gas tax, as well as a variety of other topics.
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Five years after playing for the Seahawks, BJ Daniels is returning to play football in Seattle, this time in the debut season of the reminagined XFL.Comments -
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A viral Twitter video showing Seattle police and protesters clashing over the weekend has sparked an investigation by the Office of Police Accountability. -
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When it comes to driving 26 MPH, Seattle Mayor Durkan demands tickets. As for homeless addicts, Durkan prefers a hands-off approach from cops. -
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Republic police chief on run for governor and refusal to enforce I-1639
Republic police chief Loren Culp recently announced his candidacy for governor as a Republican, and joined the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH. -
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Dori: Courthouse entrance action only because public employees attacked
Isn't it interesting that no action on the danger outside the King County Courthouse was taken by the county until it was public employees were attacked? -
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The City of Seattle has launched a new website to better track the successes of its projects. Thus, it will never be updated. -
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Media focus on the negative, ignoring new signs of stability
Today’s media tend to focus on alarming news, while ignoring or distorting encouraging indicators all around us. -
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Washington state drivers may get apple-themed license plates
State Senator Brad Hawkins tells KIRO Radio he will introduce a bill next month to create an apple-themed license plate. -
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What if Seattle leadership wrote the rules for Monopoly, Game of Life?
What would the Game of Life, Monopoly, or other classic board games look like if Seattle leadership designed them? Listeners sent in their ideas. -
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