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Seattle restaurateur: WA state ignores data that doesn’t support shutdowns
Chad Mackay, CEO of Fire and Vine Hospitality, says Washington's strict COVID restrictions on restaurants is not supported by data and not consistent.6 years ago
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Snohomish County’s Cops and Barbers initiative aims to ‘bridge the gap’ between community, police
A group in Snohomish County is moving forward with "Cops and Barbers," an initiative to bring together the Black community and law enforcement, despite pushback from some.6 years ago
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Troyer: Pierce County Sheriff should answer to citizens, not council
Pierce County Sheriff-elect Ed Troyer responds to new calls to have his role selected by the county council rather than elected.6 years ago
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Snohomish County Sheriff Fortney responds to criticism of talks on race
Adam Fortney, Snohomish County Sheriff, recognizes talks between law enforcement and community won't solve the nation's problems, but it's a place to start.6 years ago
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McMorris Rodgers: Democrats tell conservative women they don’t count
Congresswoman Cathy McMorris-Rodgers on her win and how she believes that national and local Democrats make conservative women feel like they don't count.6 years ago
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Jesse Jensen says ‘we’re closing the gap’ in WA’s 8th Congressional District
While incumbent Kim Schrier holds 53% of the vote in Washington's 8th Congressional District, challenger Jesse Jensen remains optimistic as more ballots are counted.6 years ago
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How the King County Sheriff’s Office is preparing for civil unrest
King County Sheriff Mitzi Johanknect discusses whether there’s enough law enforcement staffed for an outbreak of civil unrest following the election.6 years ago
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Why a Seattle entrepreneur is opening a new coffee shop during pandemic
While numerous Seattle businesses are closing during the COVID pandemic, Justin Shaheen, owner of Pilgrim Coffeehouse, is actually opening a new business.6 years ago
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King County Sheriff: Charter amendment ‘scariest piece of legislation’ she’s seen
King County Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht speaks out against King County Charter Amendments 4, 5, and 6, finding six to be a disturbing piece of legislation.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Video shows teacher telling 13 yr old that Trump’s comments ‘racist,’ immigration policy wrong
A 13-year-old student recorded his teacher trying to convince him to stop supporting President Donald Trump and see his immigration policies are racist.6 years ago
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Lt. governor write-in candidate: Opponents’ only answer on budget shortfall is taxes
Joshua Freed discusses his write-in campaign for Lt. Governor and why fiscal conservatism is crucial to offset budget shortfalls during the COVID-19 crisis.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Tacoma teacher tried recruiting kids to join progressive campaigns in class
While parents trusted schools to teach their kids free of political bias, one class in Tacoma tried to recruit students to join Progressive political campaigns.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Residents literally beg Seattle leaders for help on homelessness, crime
Residents and business owners in Seattle are literally begging city leaders for help as homelessness and crime take over neighborhoods.6 years ago
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Seattle Police Chief Diaz: City lacks enough officers to maintain safety
Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz weighs in on latest efforts to defund police and his concerns over staffing amid rising crime.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Domestic violence homicides soar with coronavirus mandates
The unintended consequences of Gov. Inslee's coronavirus mandates continue to pile up, this time with an alarming increase in domestic violence homicides.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA Supreme Court candidate: Court shouldn’t second guess voters on car tabs
Judge Dave Larson is running for Supreme Court says he does not agree with the I-976 ruling, and says judges should not replace their judgment for the judgment of the voters.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Sue Bird implies you’re a bigot for not watching women’s basketball
WNBA star Sue Bird implies you're a bigot if you don't watch women's basketball. It's not just a lazy argument, it's a quick way to push people away from your league.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: 28 photos of Seattle’s shocking, exploding homeless crisis
Seattle's public homelessness has never been this bad. Entire parks have been overtaken by unhealthy, unsafe homeless encampments.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Ex-lawmaker’s son charged in planning sophisticated attacks against Seattle police
The stepson of a former Democratic state lawmaker is charged with assaulting a police officer and planning sophisticated attacks against police. Jacob Greenberg, 19, is in King County jail on three serious charges.6 years ago
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Councilmember: King County sales tax doesn’t address homeless causes
King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn on why he was the lone no vote on a new sales tax, which will fund homeless housing.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: At least 118 Seattle police officers left department in mass exodus
At least 118 Seattle police officers have left the department, the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH has confirmed. In September alone, 39 officers left the force when the SPD typically loses 5-7 in that month.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Here’s how to see the two censored New York Post articles
Twitter and Facebook are censoring the blockbuster report alleging misconduct from both Joe Biden and Hunter Biden.6 years ago
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WA lawmaker: State ‘may be in big trouble’ without special legislative session
State Rep Jacquelin Maycumber (R-Republic) is amplifying GOP calls for a special legislative session and says Inslee is not talking with the Legislature on COVID decisions.6 years ago
