Dori Monson

If I want to participate in the primary election, I have to commit a crime. I do not belong to a political party, but I have to lie if I want to vote.

The Seattle NHL team is paying for the transit passes of anyone who takes a bus or train to a hockey game. We know who will really be paying for this.

We have greater tax revenues than ever in this state. Yet the Democrats in the Legislature are still not satisfied -- they want to bleed your wallets dry.

Seattle is once again making national news -- this time, for the Seattle Public Schools' determination to get rid of advanced learning programs.

A teenager with autism went out on his bicycle to search for his lost phone on 100th Street in Lakewood -- only to then have his bike stolen.

Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman has chosen not to vote in the primary election because of the public declaration of party on primary ballots.

Washington State Superintendent Chris Reykdal explains what the sex ed curriculum proposed for Washington public schools would look like.

The Good Samaritan who stepped in to save a young woman from being pushed into a burning tent discusses the incident with the Dori Monson Show.

Still recovering from surgery, Dori joins the Big Lead as a guest to critique the latest waste of money by Sound Transit, as well as Mayor Jenny Durkan's failures.

Rep. Jesse Young (R-Gig Harbor) discusses the reasons why he believes the bill to limit gun magazines failed in the Washington state Legislature.