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Sen. Mark Mullet discusses the bill to get Washington into Phase 2, which he says would expedite the reopening process and get senators on record about it.
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Senate Minority Leader John Braun says Democrats are hindering access to democracy with their COVID rules and the increased security in Olympia.
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Rep. Melanie Morgan is pushing a bill to establish a state dinosaur, which is years in the making.
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Washington State GOP Chair Caleb Heimlich explains how you can get more involved this legislative session -- now that it’s all online.
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State Rep. Lauren Davis makes the argument for a new law that gives urgent treatment for drug addiction.
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Andrea Suarez (I Heart Downtown Seattle) discusses how city leaders need to step up and clean the parks, and help homelessness, so the residents can use them again.
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Seattle ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Field Office Director (FOD) Nathalie Asher on two recent deportations, how it’s harder to do their job here in WA, and what’s going to change under Biden.
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Rep. Drew Stokesbary (R-Auburn) believes that the capital gains tax proposal by Governor Inslee is misguided and the wrong approach.
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Nina Nicola Contoravdis co-owns Auburn-based Athens Pizza. It was just severely damaged in a fire at a time when they’re already struggling.
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Donna Kaufman started her Tacoma ice rink business in February, with the mandates on the verge of ending her dream. She says she can safely reopen.
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Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich shares why he thinks 2021 will see more activists and agitators, not less, both locally and across the country.
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Rep. Bruce Chandler (R-Granger) talks to KTTH's Jason Rantz about what can be done to tackle the many unemployment problems in Washington.
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The sponsor of a measure seeking to reorganize the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Dept. voted against her own bill in a shocking reversal Tuesday.
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GOP State Rep. J.T. Wilcox is calling for an end to voter fraud allegations from Loren Culp, saying he believes in the results of the 2020 election.
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State Rep Brad Klippert (R-Kennewick) introduced legislation banning the state from forcing you to get a COVID vaccine.
