After attacks from the City Council, E-commerce giant Amazon appears ready for further expansion outside of Seattle. This could have crippling economic impacts.

Washington State GOP chairman Caleb Heimlich weighs in on how the SPD cuts could have the potential to impact statewide elections.

Governor Jay Inslee still owes legal Washington residents unemployment benefits but nevertheless announced he'll hand out $40 million to illegal immigrants.

Seattle Police officer and former city council candidate Sergio Garcia reacts to the budget cuts, and Chief Best's resignation.

Matt Larkin will face AG Bob Ferguson in the general election. He discusses the game plan knowing how much more Ferguson has raised for his campaign.

Carmen Best, Seattle's first Black female police chief, will resign Tuesday, just one day after city council devastated the police department with reckless cuts.

The Seattle City Council voted to decimate the Seattle Police Department, firing up to 100 officers in the coming days. We get the government we deserve.

Thousands of pro-police locals attended a rally at City Hall to push back against the dangerous Seattle City Council plan to defund the police.

After burning an American flag, a group of Seattle Antifa activists and other agitators assaulted a photojournalist and a rally-goer during a pro-police rally. 

The woke Seattle City Council is poised to fire officers of color and cut the black police chief's salary to ensure she gets paid less than her white predecessor.

The day before the Seattle City Council is expected to vote to defund the city's police department, people rallied in front of City Hall on Sunday to show support for officers.

Chief Carmen Best’s attorney, Anne Bremner, responds to the Seattle City Council cutting the chief’s salary and is considering a lawsuit.

John Postema, owner of Flower World in Maltby, describes the hot water his business is in and the difficulty in complying with mask rules in greenhouses.

Joshua Collins is a Socialist congressional candidate who seemed pretty certain he'd make it into the general election. But, as of now, he's losing the WA-10 race to a candidate running in the Congress Sucks Party.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman discusses the state of mail-in voting in Washington and nationally, as well as concerns about understaffing impacts.