Jason Rantz

There will almost certainly be no debate between incumbent Governor Jay Inslee and his Republican challenger Republic Police Chief Loren Culp.

Left-wing reporter Mike Carter with the Seattle Times forwarded and legitimized a vicious smear against police officers and their supporters, referring to the "Thin Blue Line" flag as a symbol of hate.

Russ Vought from the Office of Management and Budget explains how President Trump can withhold funding from cities that have experienced riots and lawlessness like Seattle.

As wildfires ravage Washington state it's become increasingly clear that we've been left defenseless by an absent Governor Jay Inslee.

Despite the best efforts of Progressive activists, claims that Seattle protests have been peaceful fall flat. Here are photos showing the dangers.

Sue Kuehl Pederson, Republican candidate for state Commissioner of Public Lands, discusses what she'd do differently on fires than the current commissioner.

As agitators started fires and burned a flag outside the East Precinct, a woman used a machete to attack a security guard across the street.

Tommy and Cody are seniors at Issaquah High School and over this past summer, started a nonprofit charity to provide food to first responders in the region.

Amazon is taking additional steps to abandon Seattle, choosing not to renew their lease for the top eight floors of an office building in South Lake Union. 

Joshua Freed discusses his write-in campaign for Lt Governor, and how his focus on trade, economic development, and drug addiction will differentiate him.