Jason Rantz Show

With the stage set for a legal challenge to I-976, State Sen. Steve O'Ban is voicing concerns over the lawyer who will be trusted with defending the measure in court.

UW's College Republicans will no longer be recognized by the school as an official club, in its latest clash with the national organization.

Sergeant Adam Fortney strongly opposes Snohomish County's approach when he says law enforcement officers aren't really able to do their jobs, and discusses his campaign for Sheriff.

Redmond City Councilmember Steve Fields is the co-owner of Down Pour Coffee Bar, and he joined the Jason Rantz Show to discuss his campaign.

Bellevue started experiencing gang violence getting out of control this yea. The police chief vowed to do something about it. It appears to be working.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman has a challenger in Jeff Winmill, who Washington GOP chair Caleb Heimlich calls a Democratic Party hack.

A coalition of over 100 West Seattle businesses have come together to say no to a second term for Seattle councilmember Lisa Herbold.

Monroe Mayor Geoffrey Thomas joined the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH to discuss how the embedded social worker program is producing effective results in the community.

A community health and safety advocate says the city isn't listening to concerns about Seattle homelessness and drug activity in the International District.

The La Conner school district in Skagit County is one of four school districts all across the country suing the company Juul, the largest e-cigarette maker in the country. Superintendent Whitney Meissner discuses.

Keith Swank -- US airborne infantry veteran and a 28-year Seattle police commander -- has decided to take on Congresswoman Kim Schrier,

Federal Way is dealing with an alarming string of crimes and shootings. Federal Way Mayor Jim Farrell discusses how he doesn't feel it's gang related.

Republican Jesse Jensen is challenging Progressive freshman representative Kim Schrier in the Washington 8th District, and discusses his opposition to the Democratic plan on health care.

As crime and homelessness impact bigger cities across Snohomish County, it's spreading to some of the smaller areas nearby which lack big-city resources.

The city of Puyallup has spent more on lawsuits around homelessness in the past five years than it actually has on nonprofits to serve the homeless community that, according to the Tacoma News Tribune.