Jason Rantz Show
Everett teenager cleans up three tons of homeless camp trash, used needles
Everett teenager Christian Koontz could have spent his spring break on vacation, but what he chose to do instead was help clean up trash and needles left by a homeless camp outside his dad's business.7 years ago
Saul Spady Show
Opposing University of Washington students debate affirmative action
They are two University of Washington students who disagree about affirmative action. But instead of approaching the issue as many do -- -- they aren't going to scream and troll -- they will debate and talk.7 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle Ethics Commission doesn’t track complaints, making oversight difficult
Seattle has either the most ethical City Council or the most lenient ethics commission. Unfortunately, the Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission (SEEC) doesn’t track its complaints.7 years ago
Saul Spady
Spady: E-Scooters are coming, and you can’t stop them Jenny Durkan
When we stop looking at issues through the definitions of national politics, we can think for ourselves. Bringing scooters to Seattle is a perfect example.7 years ago
Tom Amato
Why Professor Stuart Reges can do better than University of Washington
It’s the conversation that made headlines and catapulted UW Professor Stuart Reges into the spotlight, albeit, it might as well have been more of a red-dot sight.7 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Anonymous UW student uses fake quote to get professor fired
An anonymous UW student is on a mission to fire a professor for not holding the same political opinions. And they use a completely incorrect quote as a key piece of ammunition.7 years ago
Jason Rantz Show
Law enforcement: Not charging prolific offenders does ‘immeasurable damage’
Following multiple reports alleging that King County prosecutors are failing to consistently charge repeat "prolific" offenders and people resisting arrest, another local law enforcement group is weighing in.7 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg’s house of lies is crumbling
King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg’s office put out a statement last week that included three major lies. Given his office’s conduct, they seem intentional. Now, he’s walking back one of those points.7 years ago
Saul Spady Show
Could waste energy power the future of Washington?
Before the recent legislative session ended in Olympia, state Senator Guy Palumbo had one last piece of businesses to squeeze in. Some might say it was a rather wasteful bill.7 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: After affirmative action bake sale, UW president declares war on free speech
The University of Washington deeply cares about free speech, so long as the speech is deemed acceptable to their Progressive viewpoints.7 years ago
Michael Medved
‘Long Shot’ is appalling, but the camera’s in focus most of the time
I hated Long Shot. It gets 1.5 stars because Charlize Theron is a talented actress, and the camera's in focus most of the time. But the film is appalling.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
200 students attend bake sale at UW over affirmative action
Two hundreds students showed up for a bake sale on the University of Washington campus Friday morning to bring attention to affirmative action.8 years ago
Tom Amato
Burger review: Zippy’s giant burger is, quietly, a tasty burger
Zippy’s Giant Burgers is among the most requested burgers that readers have asked me to review. So I went, I ate, and I reviewed.8 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: King County does major damage control, but Sheriff backs original report
The King County Prosecutor’s Office didn’t like a story I wrote, and now they’re engaged in damage control via a deeply misleading statement that flatly contradicts their earlier claims.8 years ago
Saul Spady
Spady: I-1000 passage is another example of politicians refusing to listen
Washington lawmakers recently passed I-1000, ending a ban on affirmative action. Despite how many feel on the matter, is there a larger issue to be concerned about?8 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: King County won’t charge criminals assaulting cops while resisting arrest
King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg will “not file [charges] when the assault can be best described as resisting” an arrest from an officer, his office confirms.8 years ago
Tom Amato
Amato: Is Inslee charging taxpayers too much to save orcas?
There is a lot of talk about saving Puget Sound's orcas. But what if all we need to do is put more salmon in the water?8 years ago
Jason Rantz Show
Why Democratic Sen. Guy Palumbo did not vote for a capital gains tax
Washington State Senator Guy Palumbo talks about why he voted against a state capital gains tax, unlike his fellow Democrats.8 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: As hate crimes rise, Seattle activists host anti-Semitic event
As hate crimes against Jews are on the rise both nationally and locally, Seattle activists are hosting an anti-Semitic event that one high-placed Democratic leader calls “important.”8 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Jay Inslee ‘surges’ to 0.3 percent in polls as he attacks Beto O’Rourke on climate
As Jay Inslee “surges” to 0.3% in the polls, the governor has decided to take on former Congressman Beto O’Rourke’s recently unveiled climate plan. Inslee’s attack is as lifeless as his failing campaign.8 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle leaders angry when repeat assaulter finally put in jail
Seattle city leaders are mad that a homeless man with 72 criminal convictions was finally put in jail, instead of being offered treatment he won’t accept so that he ends up back on the streets, attacking innocent passers-by.8 years ago
Tom Amato
Burger review: Seattle’s Great State Burger is pricey fast food
Seattle's Great State Burger is fast food, but on another level. Does the burger rise to that organic, grass-fed, side-of-beer level? Tom Amato investigates.8 years ago
Jason Rantz Show
Spokane Sheriff: ‘I do have concerns’ about Rep. Matt Shea
Washington State Republican lawmaker Matt Shea says he has recently been targeted by leftist smears. But Spokane Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich, a fellow Republican, says otherwise.8 years ago
