Jason Rantz

Rep Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) says the COVID exposure app idea is a bad one for reasons of privacy and effectiveness.

Seattle's divisive Socialist city councilwoman Kshama Sawant is raking in big dollars from out-of-state donors trying to save the firebrand's political career. 

A once-controversial quarantine site is returning to service, but this time around, Kent Mayor Dana Ralph feels more confident things will go smoothly.

Governor Jay Inslee is on a coronavirus and political power trip. It shows a weakness in Washington's supposed representative democracy.

Under a new, experimental program in Seattle and King County, first-time criminals will not see jail time for their crimes nor pay restitution. Who will? Taxpayers, of course.

A group of Seattle-area extremists is demanding wealthy residents give up their waterfront properties and it's peak 2020. Seattle's Black Lives Matter activists should learn a lesson.

Washington’s GOP Chairman Caleb Heimlich discusses what republicans need to do to gain more leverage with Inslee and limit some of his emergency powers.

As the Seattle City Council voted to defund the police, two victims were stabbed nearby. One died at the scene. A second was stabbed in the neck.

Rep. Jesse Young criticizes what he says is Jay Inslee’s abuse of power in new set of restrictions -- while saying no to a special legislative session.

A new proclamation caps fees charged to restaurants by third-party delivery apps. Former state AG Rob McKenna explains how the governor has this power.