Jason Rantz

Local leaders are taking notice of the seemingly unfair rollback rules. While the Bellevue Deputy Mayor benefits from the pause, he says it seems arbitrary.

Students at the University of Washington and Pacific Lutheran University are forced into COVID vaccines. Staff? Not so much.

Should decisions about COVID-19 restrictions be made at the local level? Snohomish County Councilmember Nate Nehring says yes.

Washington state now has vaccine passports, thanks to Governor Jay Inslee. He simply won't call them vaccine passports because it's politically unpopular.

The King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention dramatically lowered its hiring standards to promote more people of color and LGBTQ employees.

King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn argues that Phase 2 rollbacks aren't consistent with a world where vaccines are now widely available.

Chimacum High School students earn nearly half of their required community service hours in exchange for getting the coronavirus vaccine. That's bribery.

A rude, cop-hating employee is out of a job at Seattle's Chocoalti Cafe in Wallingford after denying service to a police officer and a trainee.

Could Washington State University's newly-announced COVID-19 vaccine mandate run into legal troubles? State Rep. Jim Walsh weighs in.

Spokane Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich explains to KTTH's Jason Rantz that he's taking advantage of the departure of more Seattle police officers.