‘A total insult:’ WA Building Industry Association lambasts judge’s ‘absurd’ ruling on natural gas initiative
WA Building Industry VP condemns judge's decision on natural gas initiative I-2066, impacting local energy policies and development.2 years ago
‘An uphill battle’: Concerned parent blasts Olympia School District amid teacher avoiding prison
Alesha Perkins shares her struggle with Olympia School District over teacher misconduct and accountability.2 years ago
John Curley: WA thrives if Gov. Bob Ferguson works with both sides, even if approval numbers drop
Columnist Danny Westneat laid out how the approval rating for Washington Governor Bob Ferguson within his own party has dropped from 86% in November to 65% in March, according to DHM Research polling.2 years ago
‘Trump playing 4-D chess? I don’t think so’: John Curley questions his tariffs strategy
President Donald Trump has officially increased tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports to 25% Wednesday, claiming it will help promote and create more U.S. jobs.2 years ago
Conservative activist Glen Morgan: Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue is acting ‘really shady’
ActBlue, a prominent fundraising platform for Democratic and left-leaning causes, is under scrutiny.2 years ago
John Curley: Daylight Saving Time was actually about studying bugs
Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend and John Curley tells us it's a chance to study bugs.2 years ago
John Curley: Democrats try to ax suspended licenses to dodge accountability
House Bill 1244 passed the House on Monday. It aims to replace license suspensions for bad drivers with mandatory driving courses for multiple moving violations.2 years ago
Rep. Jim Walsh: ‘We’re running some pretty awful bills on the floor’
In a candid interview, Rep. Jim Walsh (R-19th District) expressed his frustration and exhaustion over the current legislative session.2 years ago
John Curley: Bill would end voter-led initiatives in Washington as we know it
John Curley warns that the "initiative killer" in WA legislature could harm democracy and citizen engagement.2 years ago
John & Shari: Why are people turning away from organized religion?
In a recent Wall Street Journal/National Opinion Research Center poll, only 39% of Americans say that religion is "very important" to them.4 years ago
John Curley attempts to solve, recreate Texas shopping cart ghost story
As Todd was leaving work at a local supermarket outside Dallas, a shopping cart flew into his car. He claimed it was a ghost.4 years ago
John & Shari: Listener shares her story of addiction and recovery
Marguerite from Lacey is a former crack cocaine addict. She shared her story with the John Curley & Shari Elliker show.4 years ago
John and Shari: Are clowns scary?
Join John Curley and Shari Eliker in discussing whether or not clowns are scary. John is prepared to tricycle furiously to the defense of the clown community.4 years ago
Life put in perspective after John Curley’s cabin burns down
John Curley's cabin in Cle Elem burned down. He spoke about how the burning of the cabin, and the death of his friend Dori Monson4 years ago
Curley: ‘The gender pay gap is a myth,’ women don’t negotiate
Job listings in Washington must now include salary information. The new law is intended to help close the gender pay gap.4 years ago
Curley: Is it okay to keep your Christmas tree up until March?
For many in the post-holiday season, the lingering question remains: At what point should I take down my Christmas tree?4 years ago
Taylor Swift fans have ‘Bad Blood’ over Ticketmaster fiasco
This is Swift's first tour since 2018, with her tour following the record-breaking success of her newest album, "Midnights."4 years ago
Larkin: Attack ads from Schrier a ‘sad attempt’ to distract voters
One of Schrier's more recent commercials called Larkin "the definition of dangerous," stating he would "support a national ban on abortion."4 years ago
Tiffany Smiley claims Sen. Patty Murray is “desperate” as race barrels toward November
Tiffany Smiley continues to keep pace with incumbent Patty Murray as the Senate election draws near.4 years ago
State legislator wants to change self-defense laws after Seattle shooting suspect found not guilty
State Rep. Jim Walsh wants to create a bill that will "clear up language around self-defense" to protect people that have actual claims.4 years ago
Does your boss truly care about your happiness?
John & Shari aren't buying a New York Times report that addresses the new school approach employers are taking to keep their employees happy.4 years ago
John and Shari: Political pressure to forgive student loan debt is well-timed ahead of mid-term elections
President Joe Biden and Congress’ plan for student loan debt remains an outstanding question as Democrats look towards the midterm elections.5 years ago
John & Shari: Inflation has forced some people to adjust their tipping habits
Inflation is driving up prices lately on nearly everything, and it seems to be leading some people to tip less at restaurants and for other services.5 years ago
