Dori Monson

Kids are finally allowed to return to some school sports in Washington under fairly strict COVID restrictions, including a limit on spectators.

Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer joins the Dori Monson Show to discuss the Washington state Supreme Court decision overturning drug possession law.

Mike Osborne, owner of Sosio's Fruit and Produce at Pike Place, on how he fought off and then chased a man trying to rob his store.

Senator Doug Ericksen on the cap and trade proposal and how costs may be passed onto consumers.

Laura Feet, a Lake City area jogger, talks about her attempted abduction and attack last week, and warns others because police haven't found the suspect.

A bill to decriminalize drugs has proven controversial, but its sponsor believes that people on both sides are all looking to achieve the same goals.

Joey Rodolfo lived in Seattle for nearly 40 years. But after a year that saw property destruction escalate, he's decided to move his company to Arizona.

Rep. Mary Dye talks about the long-term effects of a new Olympia bill that would end the use of natural gas in new construction statewide.

Randy Pepple on how much more will be added to the cost of gas with low carbon fuel standard bill being pushed in Olympia.

Despite being barred from managing the finances for campaigns, Tim Eyman plans to continue putting out and promoting initiatives in the years to come.