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Gov. Jay Inslee, credit checks...
MyNorthwest Staff

How long legally can Inslee keep extending stay-at-home order?

State Rep J.T. Wilcox (R-Yelm) on whether or not extending the stay-at-home order is constitutional, and why it may depend on the governor.
6 years ago
May Day Seattle...
MyNorthwest Staff

Seattle Police Department preps for May Day during a pandemic

The Seattle Police Department is prepared for a May Day that might look different this year due to the global pandemic and stay-at-home order.
6 years ago
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MyNorthwest Staff

Should reopening Washington state be done on a regional basis?

State Rep Chris Gildon (R-WA25) believes it should be up to individual counties in Washington state to determine when it's safe to reopen.
6 years ago
Seattle, coronavirus, streets, reopen, small businesses...
MyNorthwest Staff

WA Rep: ‘People are going to Walmart, but they’re not able to go to Main St’

Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) says it’s time to reopen the economy in WA, and not all regions should be handled the same.
6 years ago
Michael Medved

The pandemic unequal impact: not just a matter of race

We must resist the temptation to explain some of these grim coronavirus numbers by automatically blaming discrimination and racism.
6 years ago
Michael Medved

Making sense of a localized crisis

All Americans must care about New York’s coronavirus losses, but the restrictions applied to citizens in much less afflicted regions don’t need to follow the New York model forever.
6 years ago
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Chris Sullivan

‘Cuts are going to be hard’ as King County stares down $20 million budget shortfall

King County is blowing through cash in its coronavirus response, and it could end up facing a giant budget shortfall as a result.
6 years ago
Senator Doug Ericksen, alcoa...
MyNorthwest Staff

Alcoa shuttering Ferndale plant, leaving hundreds out of work

State Senator Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale) on critical materials manufacturer Alcoa Intalco closing down in Ferndale.
6 years ago
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MyNorthwest Staff

Gubernatorial candidate suing Inslee for ban on religious gatherings

Joshua Freed, GOP gubernatorial candidate, argues that Gov. Inslee's ban on religious gatherings is unconstitutional and inconsistent.
7 years ago
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MyNorthwest Staff

WA Congressman: More may rebel if Inslee doesn’t release specific plans

Congressman Dan Newhouse criticizes Jay Inslee for not having a specific plan to reopen the state, and believes more may rebel and protest.
7 years ago
tiger king...
Michael Medved

Tiger King’s unsavory portrait and typical blindspot

The Netflix series "Tiger King" drew 35 million viewers in its first 10 days, but displays the typical Hollywood blindspot to the enduring force of faith.
7 years ago
Michael Medved

A necessary message from a past pandemic

Imagine a pandemic ten times more deadly and devastating than COVID-19, while the President of the United States never once makes a public statement.
7 years ago
Protest Olympia, protests, parties, reopen Republicans...
MyNorthwest Staff

What is the legality of protests during a coronavirus stay-at-home order?

Attorney Mike Vaska on the legality of protests during a coronavirus stay-at-home order, and his campaign for Attorney General.
7 years ago
Seattle transit, Elaine Chao...
Jason Rantz Show

Transportation Sec. Elaine Chao on the millions in funding going to WA

The coronavirus isn’t just a public health crisis, it's impacting transportation too. U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao explains what her department is doing to address these issues. 
7 years ago
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MyNorthwest Staff

How Snohomish County will address a $24 million expected budget shortfall

Snohomish County Council Chair Nate Nehring explains how the county will address a near-$24 million expected shortfall.
7 years ago
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Dori Monson Show

Newt Gingrich: Economic policies could make Seattle look like Detroit

Dori talks with former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, who says Seattle could look like Detroit soon
7 years ago
Voting, smartphone, coronavirus app, privacy...
MyNorthwest Staff

16-year-old UW student co-creates COVID-19 text alerts and screening tool

Sage Khanuja is a 16-yr-old UW freshman who co-created a coronavirus info app with his friend Nikolas Ioannou. He says that more than 1,000 people are using his text notifications in 20 different countries.
7 years ago
Sammamish, walking...
Michael Medved

Walking for life and health

Many of us who shelter at home find the best chance for exercise and escape through long walks in our own neighborhoods.
7 years ago
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MyNorthwest Staff

RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel on voting by mail and if WA will go red

RNC Chairwoman, Ronna McDaniel, discusses mail in voting, coronavirus, and whether Washington state will ever go red.
7 years ago
Dr. Anthony Fauci, doctors politicians...
Michael Medved

A dog named ‘Fauci’

His brilliance and tireless efforts have indeed made Dr. Fauci a folk-hero, but he’s hardly alone among indispensable public servants at this time of crisis.
7 years ago
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Jason Rantz Show

Surviving as a restaurant when you opened right before coronavirus

Perry’s restaurant in Puyallup first opened just 17 days before the stay-at-home order, which has made it increasingly hard to keep going.
7 years ago
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Michael Medved

After the pandemic, less dinner party prejudice?

Perhaps, when “social distancing” is just a sad memory, we’ll be so grateful for the return of normal mealtime interchanges.
7 years ago
Health experts, press briefings, coronavirus...
Michael Medved

Be frank on what to expect

Michael Medved argues that officials should be more frank with the public on what to expect of coronavirus.
7 years ago
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Michael Medved

Passover in a pandemic

In place of Seder tables packed with family and friends, most of us will dine alone—sitting down only with those who share the same domicile.
7 years ago